Finding a bulk billing GP is getting easier: Community information kit

May 4, 2026

New community resource kit providing ready-to-share information on the recent changes to bulk billing and how to find your nearest bulk billing practice.

The Australian Government’s Bulk Billing for all Australians Campaign aims to inform people about their options for bulk-billed healthcare, encourage them not to delay seeing a GP due to cost concerns, and help them find bulk-billing services in their area.

The kit includes information and resources you can share with your members, patients, clients, staff, networks, and/or local communities to let them know about the recent changes to bulk billing and how to find their nearest bulk-billing GP practice.

The kit contains:

  • Communication resources – including a poster, fact sheets, videos and an animated explainer
  • Sample social media posts. 

The bulk billing poster, consumer fact sheet and postcard are also available in multiple languages.

You can access the resource kit here: Bulk Billing Information Kit. 

Ready-to-use social media tiles can also be downloaded here: Bulk Billing Social Media content

For more information on bulk billing, and how to find a local bulk billing GP, visit health.gov.au/bulkbilling.

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