Telehealth fees

Telehealth services enable providers to use video conferencing to deliver health services to a client and/or communicate health information about that client. Where TAC clients don’t have access to videoconferencing, telephone consultations may be used.

TAC telehealth rates allow you to be paid at your equivalent TAC face-to-face rate when telehealth services are delivered to TAC clients.

Guidelines for the delivery of telehealth can be found below.

TAC telehealth rates are now available for the following professions.

Please click a link below to see the item codes and rates for each health profession:

There will be no changes to the current approval processes for TAC services.

The TAC expects its providers to use telehealth when it is clinically appropriate to do so and relates to a client’s transport accident injuries. Telehealth services must be provided in line with the Provider guidelines for delivery of telehealth services, the TAC Clinical Framework, providers’ peak body associations and Federal/State policy.


Telehealth fees Telehealth services enable providers to use video conferencing to deliver health services to a client and/or communicate health information about that client. Where TAC clients don’t have access to videoconferencing, telephone consultations may be used. TAC telehealth rates allow you to be paid at your equivalent TAC face-to-face rate when telehealth services are delivered to TAC clients. Guidelines for the delivery of telehealth can be found below. TAC telehealth rates are now available for the following professions. Please click a link below to see the item codes and rates for each health profession: Case Management Chiropractors Dietetics Exercise Physiologists General Practitioners Medical Specialists (including Psychiatrists) Nursing (Continence) Occupational Therapists Osteopaths Outreach Physiotherapists/Neurophysiotherapists Podiatrists Private Hospitals Prosthetists and Orthotists Psychologists/Neuropsychologists Social Workers Speech Pathologists There will be no changes to the current approval processes for TAC services. The TAC expects its providers to use telehealth when it is clinically appropriate to do so and relates to a client’s transport accident injuries. Telehealth services must be provided in line with the Provider guidelines for delivery of telehealth services, the TAC Clinical Framework, providers’ peak body associations and Federal/State policy.