GP Collective

GP Collective is a group of General Practices around Australia with an aim to help people live healthier, happier and longer lives. GP Collective Margate is a part of GP Collective.

What we do

We manage medical centres, pharmacies, and allied health services, helping Practitioners deliver exceptional care. We also recruit healthcare professionals, set up clinics and pharmacies, and offer corporate health services.

Values

  • 1
    We protect our culture of care.
  • 2
    We thrive on the challenge and go above and beyond to achieve our mission.
  • 3
    We communicate effectively.
  • 4
    We provide opportunities for improvement and growth.

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Practice Information

GP Collective Margate is now open! Conveniently located in the heart of Margate, our modern practice brings together experienced and trusted healthcare professionals under one roof. We are committed to providing high-quality, patient-centred care for individuals and families in the local community. Now accepting new patients, we make it easy to access the healthcare services you need, when you need them.

GP Collective Margate is a private billing practice committed to providing clear, transparent and fair billing arrangements. We believe patients should have a clear understanding of any costs associated with their healthcare and are encouraged to discuss fees with our team before their appointment if they have any questions.

Consultation fees vary depending on the type, length and complexity of your appointment, as well as any procedures or additional services provided. Medicare rebates are available for eligible services; however, patients are responsible for any applicable out-of-pocket (gap) fee unless otherwise advised.

Payment is required on the day of your appointment unless alternative arrangements have been approved. We accept EFTPOS, cash and major credit and debit cards.

Additional fees may apply for services such as procedures, medical reports, forms, travel medicine, occupational health, insurance or third-party medicals, and other services not covered by Medicare.

If you are attending under WorkCover, the Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA), an insurer or another third-party payer, please provide the required claim details and approvals before your appointment. If third-party funding is declined or unavailable, you will be responsible for payment of the account.

To help us provide appointments to all patients, a non-attendance or late cancellation fee will apply where an appointment is missed or insufficient notice is provided. Details of these fees are available from our reception team.

GP Collective Margate recognises that financial hardship can occur. If you are experiencing difficulty meeting the cost of your healthcare, please speak with our Practice Manager before your appointment. Requests for financial assistance will be considered respectfully, confidentially and on a case-by-case basis.

Our team is committed to informed financial consent and will explain expected fees, Medicare rebates, any out-of-pocket costs and additional charges before your treatment wherever practicable.

GP Collective Margate is a private billing practice committed to providing clear, transparent and fair billing arrangements. We believe patients should have a clear understanding of any costs associated with their healthcare and are encouraged to discuss fees with our team before their appointment if they have any questions.

Consultation fees vary depending on the type, length and complexity of your appointment, as well as any procedures or additional services provided. Medicare rebates are available for eligible services; however, patients are responsible for any applicable out-of-pocket (gap) fee unless otherwise advised.

Payment is required on the day of your appointment unless alternative arrangements have been approved. We accept EFTPOS, cash and major credit and debit cards.

Additional fees may apply for services such as procedures, medical reports, forms, travel medicine, occupational health, insurance or third-party medicals, and other services not covered by Medicare.

If you are attending under WorkCover, the Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA), an insurer or another third-party payer, please provide the required claim details and approvals before your appointment. If third-party funding is declined or unavailable, you will be responsible for payment of the account.

To help us provide appointments to all patients, a non-attendance or late cancellation fee will apply where an appointment is missed or insufficient notice is provided. Details of these fees are available from our reception team.

GP Collective Margate recognises that financial hardship can occur. If you are experiencing difficulty meeting the cost of your healthcare, please speak with our Practice Manager before your appointment. Requests for financial assistance will be considered respectfully, confidentially and on a case-by-case basis.

Our team is committed to informed financial consent and will explain expected fees, Medicare rebates, any out-of-pocket costs and additional charges before your treatment wherever practicable.

GP Collective Margate is a private billing practice committed to providing clear, transparent and fair billing arrangements. We believe patients should have a clear understanding of any costs associated with their healthcare and are encouraged to discuss fees with our team before their appointment if they have any questions.

Consultation fees vary depending on the type, length and complexity of your appointment, as well as any procedures or additional services provided. Medicare rebates are available for eligible services; however, patients are responsible for any applicable out-of-pocket (gap) fee unless otherwise advised.

Payment is required on the day of your appointment unless alternative arrangements have been approved. We accept EFTPOS, cash and major credit and debit cards.

Additional fees may apply for services such as procedures, medical reports, forms, travel medicine, occupational health, insurance or third-party medicals, and other services not covered by Medicare.

If you are attending under WorkCover, the Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA), an insurer or another third-party payer, please provide the required claim details and approvals before your appointment. If third-party funding is declined or unavailable, you will be responsible for payment of the account.

To help us provide appointments to all patients, a non-attendance or late cancellation fee will apply where an appointment is missed or insufficient notice is provided. Details of these fees are available from our reception team.

GP Collective Margate recognises that financial hardship can occur. If you are experiencing difficulty meeting the cost of your healthcare, please speak with our Practice Manager before your appointment. Requests for financial assistance will be considered respectfully, confidentially and on a case-by-case basis.

Our team is committed to informed financial consent and will explain expected fees, Medicare rebates, any out-of-pocket costs and additional charges before your treatment wherever practicable.

Our practice is committed to ensuring patients have access to appropriate medical care outside our normal opening hours. Depending on the urgency of your condition, the following after-hours services are available:

  • Telehealth Services – Suitable for non-urgent medical concerns when a face-to-face appointment is not required.
  • Medicare Urgent Care Clinics – For urgent, non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries requiring prompt medical attention.
  • Emergency Department – For life-threatening or serious medical emergencies. Call 000 immediately or attend your nearest Emergency Department.
  • Healthdirect – Free 24-hour health advice from a registered nurse. Call 1800 022 222.

Please note: Our local imaging and pathology providers have access to our doctors’ contact details and can communicate urgent or critical results directly to the treating practitioner when required, ensuring continuity of your care.

GP Collective Margate offers a range of appointment types to meet the healthcare needs of our patients, including:

  • Standard consultations – For routine health concerns, repeat prescriptions, referrals and single-issue presentations.
  • Long consultations – For complex or multiple health concerns requiring additional consultation time.
  • Extended consultations – For comprehensive care, including care plans, health assessments, mental health care plans and complex medical reviews.
  • Urgent or same-day appointments – For acute, time-sensitive or clinically concerning conditions, subject to availability.
  • Telephone consultations – Available where clinically appropriate, if deemed suitable by your treating clinician, and where Medicare eligibility requirements are met.
  • Nurse-led consultations – Including immunisations, wound care, chronic disease management, health assessments, observations and care coordination.
  • Procedure appointments – Including skin procedures, minor surgical procedures, dressings, iron infusions and other planned clinical services.
  • Walk-in appointments – Walk-in patients are welcome; however, availability cannot be guaranteed. Patients with pre-booked appointments will be given priority, and walk-in patients will be seen where capacity allows and according to clinical urgency.

Appointment availability may vary depending on the clinician, the nature of your appointment and current practice capacity.

GP Collective Margate is committed to protecting the privacy, confidentiality and security of your personal and health information in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth), the Australian Privacy Principles, and applicable health records legislation.

We collect only the information necessary to provide safe, high-quality healthcare, manage appointments, process Medicare and other billing claims, communicate with you, and meet our legal and professional obligations. This information may be collected directly from you or, where appropriate, from other healthcare providers involved in your care.

Your personal and health information is stored securely and is only accessed by authorised members of our team who require the information to perform their role. We use administrative, physical and electronic safeguards to protect your information from unauthorised access, loss, misuse or disclosure.

Where necessary and with your consent, or where otherwise permitted or required by law, we may securely share relevant health information with other healthcare providers, hospitals, specialists, pathology and imaging providers, pharmacies, or other organisations involved in your care.

You have the right to request access to, or correction of, your personal health information. Requests must be made in writing to the Practice Manager. We will verify your identity before releasing any information and aim to respond to requests within 30 days. An administrative fee may apply where permitted.

If you have any concerns about how your personal information has been handled, or wish to make a privacy complaint, please contact our Practice Manager. We take all privacy concerns seriously and will investigate and respond in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable privacy legislation.