To see a gastroenterologist, and in order to claim with Medicare, you will require a current referral from a GP or other physician/specialist.
A referral written by a GP will last 12 months. For appointments after the 12 month period, a new referral is required to be able to claim with Medicare.
A referral written by a specialist will last 3 months. For appointments after the 3 month period, a new referral is required to be able to claim with Medicare.
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1st March
A large proportion of stomach and bowel problems can be diagnosed through Gastroscopy and Colonoscopy. However depending on the locality
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“After being a patient of Dr Engelman's for over ten years, I can say I have found one of the best doctors there is. He is thorough, proactive and consistently up to date. Always making me feel at ease, I would recommend Dr Engelman to anyone in need of a skilled and compassionate gastroenterologist.”
- Chris, Crohn's Patient