Medicare subjects
A list of subjects for Medicare to help you find information about our payments and services.
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Dd
- Death and bereavement
- Documents to enrol in Medicare if you're a permanent resident
- Documents to enrol in Medicare if you've applied for permanent residency
- Documents to enrol in Medicare if you’re a New Zealand citizen
- Documents to enrol in Medicare if you’re a temporary resident covered by a Ministerial Order
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- Enrol your baby in Medicare only
- Enrolling in Medicare
- Enrolling in Medicare if you’re a New Zealand citizen
- Enrolling in Medicare if you’re a temporary resident covered by a Ministerial Order
- Enrolling in Medicare if you’re an Australian citizen
- Enrolling in Medicare if you’re an Australian permanent resident
- Enrolling your baby in Medicare
- Examples of scams
- Express Plus mobile apps
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- Having a baby
- Health care and ageing
- Health care and Medicare
- Help for refugees, humanitarian entrants and new arrivals
- How to budget
- How to build savings
- How to claim a Medicare benefit
- How to deal with debt
- How to enrol and get started in Medicare
- How to enrol your baby in Medicare if they were born overseas
- How to get mental health support
- How to get proof of your COVID-19 vaccinations
- How to know if it’s a scam
- How to manage loans and credit
- How to protect against scams
- How to protect yourself when dealing with us if you’re affected by family and domestic violence
- How we can help you with family and domestic violence concerns
- How you enrol your baby in Medicare if your child is adopted
- How you update your name, date of birth or gender for Medicare
- How your Medicare card and account work
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- Manage your money
- Medical costs
- Medicare and tax
- Medicare claims
- Medicare self service
- Medicare services for conceiving, pregnancy and birth
- Medicare services for Indigenous Australians
- Medicare services for rural and remote Australians
- Medicare Two-way
- Medicine and Medicare
- Mental health care and Medicare
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- Payments and services for rural and remote Australians
- Payments and support for Indigenous Australians
- Payments for carers
- Payments for families
- Payments for job seekers
- Payments for older Australians
- Payments for people living with an illness, injury or disability
- Payments for visa holders
- Personal information security
- Private health insurance and Medicare
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- What happens when your child turns 13
- What happens when your child turns 14
- What happens when your child turns 15
- What happens when your child turns 16
- What happens when your child turns 18
- What happens when your child turns 19
- What help there is when a child dies
- What help there is when an adult dies
- What is family and domestic violence
- What to do if a scam has affected you
- What to do when someone dies
- What to organise before you die
- What's covered by Medicare
- When you can get your COVID-19 vaccinations
- When your baby arrives
- Who can get the COVID-19 vaccinations
- Who else can help with family and domestic violence
- Who to tell when someone dies
- Who's covered by Medicare
Page last updated: 1 July 2019
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