How much will care at Kindred cost?

Kindred aims to keep fees affordable to allow our services to be accessible to as many families as possible.

There are some out of pocket costs for private care. These will differ for each family, but generally include consultation fees, scans and blood tests, pregnancy management fee and gap payment for hospital admission.

Consultations during pregnancy and after birth attract Medicare rebates, therefore you can claim some of your appointment fee back. Depending on your private health cover, you should have little to no out of pocket cost for hospital admission, but it is important to understand what you are covered for.

Your fee schedule will be emailed to you prior to your first appointment and our team welcomes any questions you have about this. It is important to understand the difference between Kindred’s fees and those of other providers. At Kindred, you may incur fees for:

– Appointments in clinic from 6 weeks – 41 weeks of pregnancy and at 6 weeks postpartum, as well as for general gynaecology, education, fertility or allied health services.

– Pregnancy Management Fee (paid once at or around 28 weeks of pregnancy)

– Post-natal home visit services (we offer x2 Bulk Billed home visits to ensure everyone is settled in in the same way, then ongoing visits with the midwife attract a fee, and a medicare rebate).