Monthly Costs in a Private Weight-Management Consultation in Australia
General patient information about the monthly service-level cost components of a private weight-management consultation in Australia. No prescription-medicine prices. Not an advertisement and not medical advice.
Important information for Australian consumers. Australian regulations restrict the advertising of prescription medicines to consumers. This article therefore covers monthly service-level costs only and does not display prescription-medicine prices.
For the full framework, see Costs in a Private Weight-Management Consultation in Australia. For the AU hub, see the weight-management hub.
Monthly service-level costs to budget for
| Cost component | Pattern |
|---|---|
| Consultation fee | Paid at the consultation; Medicare rebate where applicable. |
| Prescription / clinical-assessment fee | Often bundled with the consultation, sometimes charged separately. |
| Pharmacy dispensing fee | Paid to the dispensing pharmacy per script. |
| Follow-up review fee | Periodic — often quarterly during ongoing treatment. |
| Programme model fee | Monthly, where the service uses a programme model. |
The medicine itself is priced by the dispensing pharmacy and is not displayed on TreatCompare's Australian pages.
What to ask the provider
- Whether the consultation fee attracts a Medicare rebate.
- What the programme fee includes and excludes.
- The frequency of follow-up reviews and how each is billed.
- Whether any pathology, specialist referral or dietitian costs apply.
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Important context
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- Source type
- TreatCompare compiled research
- Primary source
- Provider-published information and TreatCompare research
- Reporting period
- 2026-05-12
- Last updated
- 2026-05-12
- Figure type
- Mixed sources
- Use
- Research and comparison only
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|---|---|---|---|
| Weight-management service costs | Consultation, follow-up and service-fee components | No brand-name prescription medicine price comparison | Service fee, follow-up cadence and cancellation terms |
| Best online weight-loss programs | Program structure and inclusion checks | Prescriber registration, pharmacy pathway and support model | Provider service inclusions without medicine price inducement |
| Juniper vs Mosh | Service-route comparison only | Consultation model, clinician access and support terms | Non-POM service fee and support comparison |
| PBS and Medicare context | PBS eligibility and consultation rebate context | General consumer information with AHPRA verification | Current PBS status and prescriber-check steps |
Frequently asked questions
What monthly service-level costs should I budget for in a private weight-management consultation?
Budget for the consultation fee, prescription / clinical-assessment fee, follow-up review fee, pharmacy dispensing fee and (where the service uses a programme model) the monthly programme fee. Medicare may rebate part of the consultation cost where a Medicare item number applies. The medicine itself is priced separately by the dispensing pharmacy.
Why does this page not list prescription-medicine prices?
Australian regulations restrict the advertising of prescription medicines to consumers. Pairing a brand name and price in a consumer context is treated as advertising under the TGA Therapeutic Goods Advertising Code, so TreatCompare does not display Australian prescription-medicine prices.
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