Cost of Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Injections
As you can see, PRP injections are relatively new in Australia and it is only now that some high level trials involving large numbers are starting to be performed. As such, there is currently no Medicare rebate for PRP injections. Obviously, if you are a Workcover or Third Party Insurance patient, then written approval will need to be sought from your insurer to cover the costs.

Whilst you may receive a Medicare rebate for the doctor's consultation time, you will certainly be out of pocket for the procedure itself. This can vary considerably depending on factors such as the expertise and experience of your doctor in PRP injections, whether ultrasound guidance is used when injecting, and in particular what type of method or system is used for harvesting of the PRP. There is a great variation in methods. Please discuss this with your PRP practitioner at the time of consultation.

