PHYSIOTHERAPISTS SCHEDULE OF FEES EFFECTIVE 1 NOVEMBER 2013



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PHYSIOTHERAPISTS SCHEDULE OF FEES EFFECTIVE 1 NOVEMBER 2013 DEFINITIONS Initial Consultation Up to three can be claimed in a 12 month referral period. Each initial consultation must be for a new episode of care or a new and unrelated condition and for which a new referral has been issued. Treatment for White Card holders must be related to an accepted disability. Eligibility must be established prior to commencement of treatment. Standard Consultation Cannot be claimed on the same day as an initial consultation for the same patient. Should be claimed for ongoing treatment of a condition. Two consultations cannot be claimed on the same day. # # in certain exceptional circumstances, DVA may pay for two subsequent consultations provided on the same day in circumstances where it is for treatment of a short term acute onset condition such as treatment of an admitted entitled person with acute pneumonia or for joint mobilisation immediately following surgery. The length of time for providing these services should not exceed five days without contacting DVA. When claiming, providers should indicate am or pm next to each consultation or the time of each consultation to allow processing by Department of Human Services. Extended Consultation For treatment of two acute and unrelated areas. For treatment of an acute condition when a chronic condition needs ongoing treatment. Treatment of related areas, or treatment of multiple, chronic musculo-skeletal conditions, should NOT be claimed as an extended consultation. Shaded item numbers require prior financial authorisation from DVA. To obtain prior financial authorisation, please contact DVA using the contact details at the end of this Schedule. FURTHER INFORMATION TO ASSIST YOU WHEN TREATING MEMBERS OF THE VETERAN COMMUNITY IS CONTAINED IN THE NOTES FOR PHYSOTHERAPISTS AVAILABLE ON THE DVA WEBSITE AT: http://www.dva.gov.au/providers/allied-health-professionals 1

ROOMS PH10 Initial Consultation $ 63.30 GST-free PH20 Standard Consultation $ 63.30 GST-free PH30 Extended Consultation $ 67.10 GST-free HOME PH11 Initial Consultation $ 68.05 GST-free PH21 Standard Consultation $ 63.30 GST-free PH31 Extended Consultation $ 79.50 GST-free HOSPITALS PUBLIC The Department will only pay for health care services carried out in public hospitals in exceptional circumstances, and only where DVA has given prior financial authorisation. Only one 1 st Patient claim applies in the same facility (i.e. PH12 or PH22) PH12 Initial Consultation 1 st Patient $ 68.05 GST-free PH16 Initial Consultation 2 nd & Subsequent Patients $ 63.30 GST-free PH22 Standard Consultation 1 st Patient $ 63.30 GST-free PH26 Standard Consultation 2 nd & Subsequent Patients $ 63.30 GST-free 2

PRIVATE The Department will only pay for health care services carried out by providers in private hospitals when the contract between DVA and the hospital does not already cover these services. It is the provider s responsibility to determine whether or not health care services are included in the bed-day rate under the DVA contract, before providing services. This can be done by contacting the Veteran Liaison Officer at the hospital or DVA. Only one 1 st Patient claim applies in the same facility (i.e. PH13 or PH23) PH13 Initial Consultation 1 st Patient $ 68.05 GST-free PH17 Initial Consultation 2 nd & Subsequent Patients $ 63.30 GST-free PH23 Standard Consultation 1 st Patient $ 63.30 GST-free PH27 Standard Consultation - 2 nd & Subsequent Patients $ 63.30 GST-free RESIDENTIAL AGED CARE FACILITIES (RACFs) The level of care an entitled person receives in a RACF refers to the health status and classification of the eligible veteran, as determined under the Classification Principles 2014, not the facility in which they reside. SERVICES REQUIRING PRIOR APPROVAL IN A RACF Prior Financial authorisation is required before providing clinically necessary allied health services to an eligible person in a RACF classified as requiring a greater level of care as described in paragraph 7(6)(a) of the Quality of Care Principles 2014. Note: A person in a RACF classified as requiring a greater level of care is described in paragraph 7(6)(a) of the Quality of Care Principles 2014 as a care recipient in residential care whose classification level under the Classification Principles 2014 includes any of the following: (i) high ADL domain category; (ii) high CHC domain category; (iii) high behaviour domain category; (iv) a medium domain category in at least 2 domains; or (v) a care recipient whose classification level is high level residential respite care. Only one 1 st Patient claim applies in the same facility (i.e. PH14 or PH24) PH14 Initial Consultation 1 st Patient $ 68.05 GST-free PH18 Initial Consultation 2 nd & Subsequent Patients $ 63.30 GST-free PH24 Standard Consultation 1 st Patient $ 63.30 GST-free PH28 Standard Consultation 2 nd & Subsequent Patients $ 63.30 GST-free 3

SERVICES NOT REQUIRING PRIOR APPROVAL IN A RACF Prior financial authorisation is not required for clinically necessary allied health services provided to an eligible veteran in a RACF classified as requiring a lower level of care who is not referred to in paragraph 7(6)(a) of the Quality of Care Principles 2014. If a provider is in doubt about the classification of an eligible veteran in a RACF who has been referred to them, they must contact the facility. It is the provider s responsibility to ascertain the classification of an eligible veteran before they provide treatment. Only one 1 st Patient claim applies in the same facility (i.e. PH15 or PH25) PH15 Initial Consultation 1 st Patient $ 68.05 GST-free PH19 Initial Consultation 2 nd & Subsequent Patients $ 63.30 GST-free PH25 Standard Consultation 1 st Patient $ 63.30 GST-free PH29 Standard Consultation 2 nd & Subsequent Patients $ 63.30 GST-free LYMPHOEDEMA TREATMENT Only physiotherapists with appropriate postgraduate training which is recognised by DVA, in the treatment of lymphoedema, are able to provide this treatment to entitled persons. Item PH41 should be claimed for all aspects of clinical treatment. Prior approval is not necessary for the maximum of 20 sessions per calendar year If treatment outside of the maximum limit is required, contact DVA for prior approval. Treatment for lymphoedema cannot be provided to patients concurrently receiving lymphoedema treatment from an occupational therapist. Clinically required consumables should be claimed under item PH92 or PH93. Clinically required aids and appliances should be claimed under item PH94. All other clinically required consumables, aids and appliances should be sourced through DVA s Rehabilitation Appliances Program (RAP). Do not claim for items that the entitled person can purchase through a pharmacy or supermarket for on-going self management of conditions. PH41 Lymphoedema per session (maximum of 20 sessions $134.20 GST-free per calendar year) 4

GROUP PHYSIOTHERAPY PH50 Group Physiotherapy (Per Patient) $ 28.30 GST-free AQUATIC PHYSIOTHERAPY The cost of pool admission for the entitled person is included in the fee. Physiotherapists are unable to claim travel costs when they travel from their rooms to a pool facility to provide aquatic physiotherapy services. PH60 Supervised Individual Aquatic Physiotherapy $ 63.30 GST-free PH61 Supervised Group Aquatic Physiotherapy (Per Patient) $ 37.10 GST-free Claim the actual amount but no greater than the maximum fee CLINICALLY REQUIRED CONSUMABLES Use these items only for the supply of consumables and small items. Please ensure that you retain documentation and/or invoices on file to substantiate claims. PH92 Consumables clinically required immediately during the consultation/treatment Do not claim for items that entitled persons should purchase through a pharmacy or supermarket for ongoing self-management of conditions e.g. dietary supplements. Claim invoiced cost only, not exceeding the maximum fee. $ 51.20 GST-Free PH93 Consumables clinically required for treatment after consultation Do not claim for items that entitled persons should purchase through a pharmacy or supermarket for ongoing self-management of conditions e.g. dietary supplements. Claim invoiced cost only exclusive of GST, not exceeding the maximum fee. DVA will automatically add GST to the amount claimed. $ 51.20 Taxable 5

SMALL MEDICAL AIDS AND APPLIANCES (Must be covered by section 38-45 of the GST Act) Use this item to facilitate the provision of small medical aids and appliances, e.g. soft collar, braces for knee, ankle, elbow or wrist, lumbar corsets etc. All other aids and appliances must be sourced through RAP. PH94 Small Medical Aids and Appliances Use this item to facilitate the provision of small medical aids and appliances covered by section 38-45 of the GST Act. Claim the invoiced cost only, not exceeding the maximum fee, and attach the invoice to the patients file. $ 102.60 GST-free PH98 Small Medical Aids and Appliances Postage/Freight $ 12.50 Taxable Use this item to claim an actual amount of postage or freight directly attributable to an item purchased for a veteran and claimed under PH94. Restriction: This item cannot be claimed separately, i.e. it can only be claimed in conjunction with Item PH94. SPLINTS/CASTS Use these items only for the supply of splints and casts that are covered by section 38-45 of the GST Act. NOTE: Prior financial authorisation must be sought from DVA if the cost of a static splint or cast exceeds $89.70, or exceeds $192.35 for a dynamic splint. Splints may also be sourced through RAP. ITEM NO. DESCRIPTION FEE PH95 Static Splint/Cast Claim the invoiced amount only, not exceeding the maximum fee. GST STATUS ++ $ 89.70 GST-Free PH96 Dynamic Splint Claim the invoiced amount only, not exceeding the maximum fee. $ 192.35 GST-Free 6

DIRECT SUPPLY TO DVA (Subject to prior financial authorisation) Use item number PH99 only when DVA contacts you directly to request that you provide: a written report; or a consultation or assessment to entitled persons, either separately or in conjunction with a written report. For example, this may occur when DVA requires a second opinion concerning treatment for an entitled person. DVA will give financial authorisation and advise the fee at the time of the request, according to the above schedule items. The kilometre allowance is included in the fee, and is not to be claimed in addition to the fee. Please note: This item does not cover the supply of clinical notes, care plans or other information requested by DVA as part of monitoring activities, as these are provided free-of-charge under DVA requirements. PH99 Report or service specifically requested by DVA Fee specified at time of request Taxable KEY ++Recognised Professional GST-free consumables Paragraph 38-10(1)(b) of the (Goods and Services Tax) GST Act states that only a recognised professional can supply GST-free health services as listed in section 38-10. Please refer to section 195-1 of the GST Act for the definition of recognised professional for GST purposes. Please refer to sections 38-10(3), 38-20(3), 38-45, 38-47 of the A New Tax System Act 1999 (GST Act) to determine the status of the health good, and GSTR2001/8 for determining the GST status and whether apportionment is required if there are GST-free and taxable components in a supply. 7

DVA CONTACTS: PHONE NUMBERS: Non-metropolitan callers: 1800 550 457 Metropolitan callers: 1300 550 457 POSTAL ADDRESS FOR ALL STATES AND TERRITORIES: Medical and Allied Health Department of Veterans Affairs GPO Box 9998 ADELAIDE SA 5001 DVA FAX NUMBER FOR APPROVALS: (08) 8290 0422 (for all States and Territories) DVA WEBSITE: http://www.dva.gov.au/providers/allied-healthprofessionals CLAIMS FOR PAYMENT For more information about claims for payment visit: www.dva.gov.au/providers/how-claim Claiming Online DVA offers online claiming utilising Medicare Online Claiming. For more information about the online solutions available : email onlineclaiming@dva.gov.au or visit the Department of Human Services website at www.medicareaustralia.gov.au/provider/busi ness/online/index.jsp DVA Webclaim DVA Webclaim is available on the Department of Human Services (DHS) Health Professional Online Services (HPOS) portal HPOS Technical Support enquiries: Phone: 1800 700 199 or email: ebusiness@humandservices.gov.au Billing, banking and claim enquiries: Phone: 1300 550 017 or email: veterans.processing@humanservices.gov.au Manual Claiming Please send all claims for payment to: Veterans Affairs Processing (VAP) Department of Human Services GPO Box 964 ADELAIDE SA 5001 Claim Enquiries: 1300 550 017 (Option 2 Allied Health) 8