Patient information
Frequently Asked Questions
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Booking & Practical Questions
Before you book
Do I need a referral from my GP?
No GP referral is required to book a chiropractic appointment at SpineScan.
Do you accept private health insurance?
Yes. Rebates vary between health funds and levels of cover, so it is best to check with your provider for level of coverage.
How much does an appointment cost?
Appointment fees can vary depending on the type of consultation and care required. Initial consultations is $144, concession initial consultation is $127, standard appointment is $93, concession(pensioners or CRN card holders) appointment is $77. Regarding patients who have not had a recent appointment in the last year and a half a longer consultation is required which is charged at $117.
Do you do Medicare appointments?
Yes patients may be eligible for Medicare-funded visits through a GP-managed care plan. Eligibility is determined by your GP, so please confirm your plan details with your doctor and the clinic before booking.
Is parking available?
Parking options are available through 4 commercial visitor parking bays, parking can also be found towards the river. FIX!.
Your First Appointment
What to expect
What happens during my first appointment?
Your first appointment usually includes a discussion of your symptoms and health history, an assessment of movement and function, and a clear explanation of findings. Dr Adam Rocchi will discuss suitable care options and whether chiropractic care appears appropriate for your presentation.
How long does an appointment take?
Appointment length can vary depending on whether it is an initial consultation, follow-up visit, or a more detailed assessment. When booking, the clinic can confirm the expected appointment time for your visit.
How many appointments will I need?
The number of appointments depends on your symptoms, assessment findings, goals, and how your body responds to care. Rather than promising a fixed number of visits, SpineScan aims to explain findings clearly and recommend care based on your individual situation.
Assessment & Care
Understanding your assessment
Do you use X-rays or scans?
X-rays or medical imaging are not necessary initially, or required for every patient. If imaging is clinically appropriate based on your history, symptoms, or examination findings, the Chiropractor can discuss suitable next steps. Care recommendations are guided by the assessment and your individual needs.
This information is general and should not replace personalised clinical advice.
Still unsure?
Ask before you book
If you are not if Spine Scan is right for you, contact Spine Scan and the clinic can help clarify the next practical step.