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Case Review

Case Review

Case Review – Identify Gaps, Guide Next Steps


Our case review offers a personalised discussion to better understand your pain experience and identify where additional support may be needed.


This session provides high-level guidance on potential next steps, including treatment or support options you may not be accessing — particularly those funded by Medicare. In fact, 55% of the people we review are missing out on at least $300 worth of Medicare subsidies that could support their care.


To make the most of your time, we’ll ask you to complete a short questionnaire before your session. This helps us focus the conversation on your needs and goals.


One of the options we may recommend is a Home Medicines Review (HMR). This is a free Medicare-funded service where a qualified pharmacist reviews your medications in the comfort of your home. It’s especially helpful if you take multiple medications, have recently had changes to your prescriptions, or want to ensure your medications are working safely and effectively. If suitable, we’ll include this request in our report to your GP.


After your session, you’ll receive a written report summarising:

  • Potential care or support options

  • Medicare funding opportunities you may be eligible for

  • Relevant fact sheets to support your next steps


A copy of the report will also be shared with your GP to ensure they have the information needed to support your care.


This is an ideal starting point for anyone living with persistent pain — whether you’re exploring support for the first time or looking to enhance your current plan.

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Acknowledgement of country

Pain Education and Management acknowledges the Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia where we work and live and their connections to land, water and community. 

As we go about our work and life on these lands, we pay our respect to their Elders past, present and emerging. We extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who also work and live on this land.

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