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Wellbeing Extras

A Extras-only product from St Lukes Health. Below is the cover registered in the government data: waiting period, benefit per visit and annual limit for each service.

Government data date: 1 October 2026

Services covered (20)

ServiceWaiting periodMax benefit per visitAnnual limit
General dental2 months
  • Periodic exam (012): 60% of the fee
  • Scale and clean (114): 60% of the fee
  • Fluoride (121): 60% of the fee
  • Extraction (322): 60% of the fee
$750 a year
Major dental12 months
  • Full crown, veneered (615): 60% of the fee
$500 a yearShared with Root canal (endodontics)
Root canal (endodontics)12 months
  • Root canal obturation (417): 60% of the fee
$500 a yearShared with Major dental
Glasses and contact lenses6 months
  • Single vision lenses and frames: $200
  • Multifocal lenses and frames: $200
$200 a year
Non-PBS prescription medicines2 months
  • Per prescription: 60% of the fee
$300 a year
Physiotherapy2 months
  • Initial visit: $56
  • Subsequent visit: $49
$600 a yearShared with Antenatal and postnatal care, Exercise physiology, Orthoptics
Chiropractic2 months
  • Initial visit: $38
  • Subsequent visit: $27
$350 a yearShared with Osteopathy
Podiatry2 months
  • Initial visit: $44
  • Subsequent visit: $38
$200 a year
Psychology2 months
  • Initial visit: $110
  • Subsequent visit: $90
Not stated
Acupuncture2 months
  • Initial visit: $32
  • Subsequent visit: $28
$300 a yearShared with Remedial massage, Chinese herbal medicine
Remedial massage2 months
  • Initial visit: $32
  • Subsequent visit: $28
$300 a yearShared with Acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine
Audiology (hearing tests)2 months
  • Initial visit: 60% of the fee
$350 a yearShared with Dietetics, Home nursing, Occupational therapy
Antenatal and postnatal care2 months
  • Initial visit: 60% of the fee
  • Subsequent visit: 60% of the fee
$600 a yearShared with Physiotherapy, Exercise physiology, Orthoptics
Chinese herbal medicine2 months
  • Initial visit: $32
  • Subsequent visit: $28
$300 a yearShared with Acupuncture, Remedial massage
Dietetics2 months
  • Initial visit: $60
  • Subsequent visit: $40
$350 a yearShared with Audiology (hearing tests), Home nursing, Occupational therapy
Exercise physiology2 months
  • Initial visit: 60% of the fee
  • Subsequent visit: 60% of the fee
$600 a yearShared with Physiotherapy, Antenatal and postnatal care, Orthoptics
Orthoptics2 months
  • Initial visit: $43
  • Subsequent visit: $33
$600 a yearShared with Physiotherapy, Antenatal and postnatal care, Exercise physiology
Home nursing2 months
  • Initial visit: $50
  • Subsequent visit: $50
$350 a yearShared with Audiology (hearing tests), Dietetics, Occupational therapy
Occupational therapy2 months
  • Initial visit: $55
  • Subsequent visit: $40
$350 a yearShared with Audiology (hearing tests), Dietetics, Home nursing
Osteopathy2 months
  • Initial visit: $46
  • Subsequent visit: $42
$350 a yearShared with Chiropractic

Not covered: Orthodontics (braces), Hearing aids, Orthotics, Speech therapy, Vaccinations, Blood glucose monitors, Health management programs

Annual limits

Services in the same group share one limit.

  • General dental

    $750 a year

  • Major dental, Root canal (endodontics)

    $500 a year

  • Glasses and contact lenses

    $200 a year

  • Non-PBS prescription medicines

    $300 a year

  • Physiotherapy, Antenatal and postnatal care, Exercise physiology, Orthoptics

    $600 a year

  • Chiropractic, Osteopathy

    $350 a year

  • Podiatry

    $200 a year

  • Psychology

    Not stated

  • Audiology (hearing tests), Dietetics, Home nursing, Occupational therapy

    $350 a year, 1 per year

  • Acupuncture, Remedial massage, Chinese herbal medicine

    $300 a year

Insurer's notes (original English)

Product features

Approved health management programs when Wellbeing Extras is taken with hospital cover. Benefits payable at 60% of fee charged, up to maximum benefit. Diabetes Education & Nutrition benefits included in Dietetics sub-limit.

Other services

Acupuncture, Remedial massage, Western herbal medicine, Alexander Technique, Myotherapy, Naturopathy and Shiatsu are included in the Complimentary Therapies annual limit.

Special features

Under Preventative Dental, we pay up to 60% of the average fee charged Australia wide up to the maximum benefit for each eligible service. This applies to examinations, x-rays, scale and clean and fissure sealing. If your dentist charges above the maximum benefit, or in excess of the average fee, a gap or out of pocket may apply. Annual limits, fund rules and waiting periods apply. A 2-month waiting period applies to Psychology with the exception of functional assessment for the purpose of diagnosing ADHS and/or autism spectrum disorders diagnosis which has a 12-month waiting period.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Wellbeing Extras pay for a scale and clean?
According to government data, Wellbeing Extras pays 60% of the fee for a scale and clean (114), with a 2 months general dental waiting period. General dental annual limit: $750 a year.
What are the waiting periods for Wellbeing Extras?
General dental 2 months, Major dental 12 months, Root canal (endodontics) 12 months, Glasses and contact lenses 6 months, Non-PBS prescription medicines 2 months, Physiotherapy 2 months, Chiropractic 2 months, Podiatry 2 months, Psychology 2 months, Acupuncture 2 months, Remedial massage 2 months, Audiology (hearing tests) 2 months, Antenatal and postnatal care 2 months, Chinese herbal medicine 2 months, Dietetics 2 months, Exercise physiology 2 months, Orthoptics 2 months, Home nursing 2 months, Occupational therapy 2 months, Osteopathy 2 months.
Can Wellbeing Extras be bought on its own?
Yes. This product doesn't need to be held with hospital cover.

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