Strathpine 7 Day Medical Centre

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Strathpine 7 Day Medical Centre is a private general practice clinic providing comprehensive primary healthcare, including chronic disease management, emergency care, skin cancer checks, and other GP services, seven days a week in Strathpine, Queensland.

Strathpine, Queensland, Australia
strathpine7daymc.com.au

About Strathpine 7 Day Medical Centre

Strathpine 7 Day Medical Centre is a private general practice clinic located in Strathpine, Queensland, providing comprehensive primary healthcare seven days a week. The clinic offers a wide range of GP services including routine consultations, chronic disease management plans, minor emergencies, skin cancer checks and excisions, immunisations, women’s and men’s health, and preventative health assessments. As a privately billing practice, doctors at Strathpine 7 Day Medical Centre generally charge a consultation fee, with Medicare rebates available for eligible patients in Australia.

A charge from “Strathpine 7 Day Medical Centre”, “Strathpine 7 Day Med Ctr”, or similar wording may appear on your bank or card statement after you pay for a GP consultation, a procedure (such as a skin cancer removal), vaccinations, dressings, or other in-clinic services. Charges are typically one‑off payments made on the day of your visit, but you may also see separate transactions for pathology collection fees, minor surgery, or after-hours consultations if applicable. If you have given your card details for contactless payment, over-the-phone payment, or to settle an outstanding account, the transaction may be processed later that day, which can make the timing of the charge seem unexpected. Some banks briefly show a “pending” or “pre-authorisation” amount before the final fee settles.

If you’re unsure about a Strathpine 7 Day Medical Centre charge, start by checking recent appointment dates for yourself or family members linked to your card, along with any procedures, vaccinations, or dressings that may have incurred an extra fee. Review SMS or email reminders and receipts from the clinic, and compare the transaction date and amount to your visit. For detailed billing questions, you can contact the practice directly using the phone and contact details listed on strathpine7daymc.com.au or on your appointment reminder; reception staff can confirm what service was billed, who the appointment was for, and issue a copy of your invoice. If there’s been an error (for example, a duplicate charge), the clinic can usually reverse or adjust the transaction, or provide documentation for you to follow up with your bank if needed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of charges from Strathpine 7 Day Medical Centre might appear on my bank statement?

You’ll most commonly see a charge for a standard GP consultation, a long or extended consultation, or a procedural appointment such as a skin cancer check, lesion removal, or wound management. Additional fees can apply for dressings, minor surgery, iron infusions, ECGs, or after-hours appointments. These are usually processed as separate items on the same day as your visit. Occasionally, you may also see a later charge if you’ve paid an outstanding account over the phone or if an earlier consult fee was adjusted.

Why is the amount I was charged higher than the Medicare rebate I received?

Strathpine 7 Day Medical Centre operates as a private billing practice for most patients, which means the clinic charges a full fee and Medicare covers only part of that cost. The difference between the clinic’s fee and the Medicare rebate (the ‘gap’) is what you pay out of pocket, and this full amount is what appears on your bank statement. Some services—such as procedures, skin excisions, or extended consults—are priced higher than a standard consultation, so the figure on your statement may be more than you expect from a routine GP visit.

Does Strathpine 7 Day Medical Centre offer any bulk-billing or concession pricing?

Many Australian GP clinics, including Strathpine 7 Day Medical Centre, may offer bulk-billing or reduced fees for certain groups such as children, pensioners, healthcare card holders, or for specific Medicare-funded care plans and health assessments. However, most standard consultations and procedures are privately billed and require a gap payment. To confirm whether you or your appointment type is eligible for bulk-billing or concession rates, contact reception or check the fees information on strathpine7daymc.com.au before your visit.

Can Strathpine 7 Day Medical Centre charge me on a recurring or subscription basis?

No, GP clinics like Strathpine 7 Day Medical Centre do not operate on a subscription or membership model; they bill per visit or per service. Each charge corresponds to a specific consultation or procedure, rather than an ongoing recurring fee. If you see multiple charges over time, they are likely linked to separate appointments for you or someone in your family whose visit was paid with your card.

How can I get a copy of my invoice or Medicare claim details for a charge from Strathpine 7 Day Medical Centre?

You can request a copy of your invoice by contacting the practice reception—phone and contact details are listed on strathpine7daymc.com.au. Staff can email or print your receipt, which will show the date of service, the doctor you saw, item numbers billed, and the total fee. If the clinic lodged your Medicare claim on your behalf, your MyGov/Medicare online account will also show the rebate you received and the date it was processed.

How do I query or dispute a charge I don’t recognise from Strathpine 7 Day Medical Centre?

First, check whether you, a family member, or a dependant recently attended the clinic around the transaction date, and review any SMS or email reminders or receipts. If you still don’t recognise the payment, call the practice and provide the exact date, amount, and the name on the card; reception can search their billing system and tell you what service it relates to or if there has been an error, such as a duplicate charge. If a mistake is confirmed, the clinic can usually process a refund or correction directly; if they cannot locate a matching record, your bank can help investigate the transaction further.

Why do I see a pending or $1–$2 test charge related to Strathpine 7 Day Medical Centre?

Some banks temporarily display a small authorisation amount or a ‘pending’ transaction when a card is inserted, tapped, or keyed in for payment at a medical practice. This is a standard card verification step by your bank or card provider and is not an actual fee taken by the clinic. The small authorisation should drop off automatically and be replaced by the final consultation amount, or disappear within a few business days if no payment was completed.

Can I get a refund if I was accidentally charged twice by Strathpine 7 Day Medical Centre?

If you suspect you’ve been charged twice for the same visit, contact the clinic directly with your bank statement screenshot or transaction references. Reception can compare the amounts against their records, confirm whether a duplicate payment occurred, and arrange a refund back to your card if appropriate. Refunds are typically processed through the same EFTPOS or online payment system used for the original transaction, although your bank may take a few business days to show the returned funds.

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