Bond University Health and Wellness Clinic

We offer:

• High-quality, safe, and evidence-based services;
• Affordable and accessible services;
• Multi-disciplinary options emphasising prevention, education, and community health improvement; and
• Support for the next generation of health care providers and clinicians.  

Your can make an appointment online, phone the clinic on (07) 5595 3500, email us at [email protected].

Not all services require a GP-referral. If you are unsure, please contact the Bond University Health and Wellness Clinic to see if a referral is needed ahead of your appointment.

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Yes, the Bond University Health and Wellness Clinic is a specialised teaching and training facility for our Allied Health students with supervision provided by qualified practitioners and academics. 

Payment is required as part of the booking process. When your appointment is booked successfully, you will receive a text message with a secure link for payment. For alternative options or assistance, please contact the clinic. 

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No, the Bond University Health and Wellness Clinic does not offer rebates from Medicare or private health insurance. 

No, our services cannot currently be allocated to NDIS or covered by NDIS funding. 

Psychology services and some of our other Allied Health services are available via TeleHealth.

Please contact the Bond University Health and Wellness Clinic to confirm if a TeleHealth appointment is available for your booking.

Our services are available to all based on referrals and medical conditions.

You are welcome to discuss any additional services at the time of your appointment.

Generally, there is no limit to how many sessions you can book. Services can be accessed until the completion of your care cycle as determined by your student intern in consultation with their Clinical Supervisor.

Yes, all information collected in this clinic is treated as sensitive information. To protect your privacy, this clinic operates in accordance with the Information Privacy Act 2009 (Queensland).

We collect and use the information you provide to manage your healthcare. You can assist in maintaining the accuracy of your information by advising the clinic of any changes to your information, including changes in address, telephone number, etc.

Students observing or participating in consultations have signed and are bound by a strict confidentiality agreement. If your record is used as a teaching aide, identifying information will be removed before use. Your personal information may be disclosed to other health services involved in your healthcare management (for example, your GP or other specialists).

Your personal information will not be disclosed to any other third party without your written consent. In some circumstances, we are legally obliged to disclose information about you, for example, if records are subpoenaed for a court case, or there is a legal requirement to collect information about your particular health conditions such as life-threatening diseases or diseases with high public risks, or if there is an immediate and specified risk of harm to an identifiable person or persons which can be averted only by disclosing information. We will ensure that any such disclosure is limited to only what is necessary.

If you have questions regarding the management of your personal information, or if you wish to make a complaint about privacy, please ask our staff.

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