Self-Funded Surgery Treatments - No Insurance
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Discover a wide range of self-funded treatment options tailored to your needs. Whether you’re looking for joint replacements, weight loss surgery, or diagnostic procedures, we connect you with our experienced specialists who deliver exceptional care. Start by exploring our treatment options and take the first step towards faster, personalised healthcare.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Self-funded surgery lets you take control of your healthcare by paying directly for private hospital treatment, even if you don’t have health insurance. Skip the long wait times, set your own schedule, and get back to your normal routine faster
No, private health insurance is not required. Self-funded surgery is a direct payment option that allows you to choose private care even if you don’t have insurance.
You can choose to pay for your treatment using personal savings or other available funds. In certain circumstances, you may also be eligible to apply for early release of superannuation on compassionate grounds, subject to ATO approval.
Once your procedure is confirmed, our hospital team will explain your estimated hospital fees and how to complete your payment securely through the Online Admissions Portal.
Yes. Self-funded patients are required to pay their estimated hospital fees before admission.
Once you’ve completed your online admission forms, our hospital team will notify you when your Informed Financial Consent (IFC) is available to review and sign. You can then complete your payment securely through the Online Admissions Portal.
Your hospital estimate is based on your planned treatment and expected length of stay. If your treatment changes, your hospital stay is extended or you require additional care, you may incur costs beyond your original estimate. This may include additional hospital accommodation or care in an Intensive Care Unit (ICU) or High Dependency Unit (HDU).
Fees charged separately by your treating specialist, anaesthetist or other medical practitioners may also apply.
Where urgent treatment is required, it may not always be possible to discuss additional costs before care is provided. Your hospital team can help explain any additional hospital charges.