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LeafLine Clinic and Naturaleaf Clinic: consultation fees
Naturaleaf Clinic is a GP-led practice in Sydney that requires the first appointment in person. Its fees page lists a Medicare rebate on each consultation, which applies only after an in-person visit in the past 12 months. Fees change, so check with each clinic before you book.
Prices checked on 27 October 2026
Published fees
Fees and booking, as each clinic publishes them
Where a clinic's website does not state a figure, the table says "not published". We have not estimated or filled any gap.
| Item | LeafLine Clinic | Naturaleaf Clinic |
|---|---|---|
| First consultation | $29 for new patients (standard price $79). Refunded in full if your Clinician finds at the first consultation that you are not suitable. | $250, or $173.05 out of pocket after the Medicare rebate [1] |
| If you are moving from another clinic | $9 transfer consultation, for patients who hold a current prescription from another Australian clinic. Your Clinician confirms the prescription at the consultation. | Not published |
| Follow-up consultation | $69 (20 minutes) or $59 (10 to 15 minutes) | $93 to $150, or $53.25 to $110.25 out of pocket after the Medicare rebate [1] |
| Membership or subscription | None. An optional bundle of a first consultation and three follow-ups costs $200. | None published |
| How consultations are held | Telehealth, by phone or video | First appointment in person at its Sydney practice. Follow-ups can be by telehealth. [2] |
| Who you see | AHPRA-registered Clinicians | Doctors. Its homepage describes the practice as GP-led. [2] |
Naturaleaf Clinic's fees page carries a 2022 copyright line, so confirm the fees with the practice.
This page compares published consultation fees and how consultations are held. It does not compare medicines, medicine prices, treatment or results, and it says nothing about either clinic beyond what each publishes. LeafLine Clinic's consultation fees do not include medication, which the dispensing pharmacy prices. If a figure here is out of date, email admin@leaflineclinic.com.au and we will correct it.
Booking and follow-ups
How Naturaleaf Clinic runs its consultations
The steps before a first consultation, how follow-ups are arranged, where each clinic consults and its payment terms, as each clinic's own website describes them.
Checked against Naturaleaf Clinic's website on 27 October 2026.
| Item | LeafLine Clinic | Naturaleaf Clinic |
|---|---|---|
| Before the first consultation | An online eligibility questionnaire. Applications that do not meet the criteria are declined before any payment. You can also book a free 10-minute call. | Check eligibility or phone the practice, book online or by phone, and bring a current health summary from your regular GP. [2] |
| How follow-ups work | Your Clinician recommends a follow-up schedule based on your circumstances. | Review and prescription consultations every 1 to 3 months. A longer consultation over 20 minutes is $225. [1, 2] |
| Where it consults | Telehealth for adults 18 and over in Australia. LeafLine Clinic cannot currently take on patients located in Tasmania. | A physical practice in Sydney. Its homepage does not list the states it serves. [2] |
| Payment and other terms | Card payment at booking. Cancel more than 48 hours ahead for a full refund or a reschedule; cancelling within 48 hours may incur a fee of 50% of the consultation fee. | Its fees page says Medicare rebates apply only if you have visited the practice in person within the past 12 months. [1] |
Sources
Every Naturaleaf Clinic figure and fact above comes from Naturaleaf Clinic's own website, read on 27 October 2026. The numbers in square brackets point to the pages below. The addresses are listed as text so you can check them yourself.
- Naturaleaf Clinic fees schedule https://www.naturaleafclinic.com.au/fees-schedule-1 Fetched 27 October 2026
- Naturaleaf Clinic homepage https://www.naturaleafclinic.com.au/ Fetched 27 October 2026
LeafLine Clinic figures: our fees page, the changing clinics page and how it works, current on 27 October 2026.
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