MyMedicare

Register with Reynella
Family Care through MyMedicare

MyMedicare is a voluntary patient registration initiative introduced by the Australian Government to help strengthen the relationship between you and your general practitioner (GP). By registering with Reynella Family Care as your preferred practice, you can access a range of benefits while helping us deliver more personalised, coordinated care.

Why Register with MyMedicare?

Registering with Reynella Family Care means:
  • Greater continuity of care with your regular GP and health team
  • Improved access to chronic condition management and care planning
  • More tailored healthcare, with better insight into your health history
  • Enhanced support for longer, more complex consultations where eligible
  • Prioritised care for patients most in need
MyMedicare helps us better understand and support your healthcare needs over time.

Who Can Register?

You’re eligible to register if you:
  • Have a valid Medicare card or Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA) card
  • Have had two or more face-to-face appointments at Reynella Family Care in the past two years
Registration is voluntary and free.

How to Register

You can register with Reynella Family Care as your preferred practice by:
  • Visiting medicare.gov.au and completing the online registration form
  • Speaking with our reception team for help registering in person
  • Using the Medicare Express Plus app on your phone

Want to Know More?

You can find more detailed information through the official MyMedicare resources below:
  • MyMedicare Fact Sheet
  • MyMedicare FAQs
  • MyMedicare and Your Primary Health Care Team

Need help registering
or have questions?

Our reception team is happy to assist you with the registration process.

Patient Complaints

We are committed to providing high-quality care and ensuring all patients are treated with respect, dignity, and compassion. If you are unhappy with any aspect of your care or experience at our practice, we encourage you to raise your concerns so we can respond promptly and appropriately.

In the first instance, we recommend speaking directly with your treating doctor or a member of our reception team. You may also request to speak with the Practice Manager, who will assist in reviewing and resolving your concern.

If you feel your complaint has not been resolved, or you would prefer to raise it externally, you may contact the Health and Community Services Complaints Commissioner (HCSCC), an independent organisation that handles complaints about health service providers in South Australia.

All complaints are treated confidentially and respectfully. Raising a concern will not affect your ongoing care. We value your feedback and use it to continually improve our services and patient experience.