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Health Insurance (Allied Health Services) Determination 2011
Part 7Services and fees—audiology services (diagnostic)
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Part 7—Services and fees—audiology services (diagnostic)
| Item | Service | Fee($) |
|---|---|---|
| 82300 | Audiology health service, consisting of brain stem evoked response audiometry, performed on a person by an eligible audiologist if:(a) the service is performed pursuant to a written request made by an eligible practitioner to assist the eligible practitioner in the diagnosis and/or treatment and/or management of ear disease or a related disorder in the person; and(b) the eligible practitioner is a specialist in the specialty of otolaryngology head and neck surgery; and(c) the service is not performed for the purpose of a hearing screening; and(d) the person is not an admitted patient of a hospital; and(e) the service is performed on the person individually and in person; and(f) after the service, the eligible audiologist provides a copy of the results of the service performed, together with relevant comments in writing that the eligible audiologist has on those results, to the eligible practitioner who requested the service; and(g) a service to which item 11300 applies has not been performed on the person on the same day.This item is subject to sections 9 and 12. | 153.95 |
| 82306 | Audiology health service, consisting of non-determinate audiometry performed on a person by an eligible audiologist if:(a) the service is performed pursuant to a written request made by an eligible practitioner to assist the eligible practitioner in the diagnosis and/or treatment and/or management of ear disease or a related disorder in the person; and(b) the eligible practitioner is a specialist in the specialty of otolaryngology head and neck surgery; and(c) the service is not performed for the purpose of a hearing screening; and(d) the person is not an admitted patient of a hospital; and(e) the service is performed on the person individually and in person; and(f) after the service, the eligible audiologist provides a copy of the results of the service performed, together with relevant comments in writing that the eligible audiologist has on those results, to the eligible practitioner who requested the service; and(g) a service to which item 11306 applies has not been performed on the person on the same day.This item is subject to sections 9 and 12. | 17.50 |
| 82309 | Audiology health service, consisting of an air conduction audiogram performed on a person by an eligible audiologist if:(a) the service is performed pursuant to a written request made by an eligible practitioner to assist the eligible practitioner in the diagnosis and/or treatment and/or management of ear disease or a related disorder in the person; and(b) the eligible practitioner is:(i) a specialist in the specialty of otolaryngology head and neck surgery; or(ii) a specialist or consultant physician in the specialty of neurology; and(c) the service is not performed for the purpose of a hearing screening; and(d) the person is not an admitted patient of a hospital; and(e) the service is performed on the person individually and in person; and(f) after the service, the eligible audiologist provides a copy of the results of the service performed, together with relevant comments in writing that the eligible audiologist has on those results, to the eligible practitioner who requested the service; and(g) a service to which item 11309 applies has not been performed on the person on the same day.This item is subject to sections 9 and 12. |