MyMedicare General Practice Aged Care Incentive (GPACI)
The GPACI has been established to give aged care residents better access to high-quality, continuous, and person-centred primary care, by encouraging providers to review their patients in a Residential Aged Care Home, rather than at their practice.
GPACI was developed by the Department of Health and Aged Care in response to the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety and the Strengthening Medicare Taskforce.
GPACI replaced PIP GP ACAI from 1 August 2024
The GPACI program commenced on 1 August 2024, replacing the Practice Incentives Program General Practitioner Aged Care Access Incentive (PIP GP ACAI) which ceased on 31 July 2024.
GPs have three (3) payment quarters from 31 July 2024 to finalise outstanding payments. After this time, any outstanding payments are forfeited and will not be paid.
Practices and providers may be eligible to receive payments under both the PIP GP ACAI and the MyMedicare GPACI for services delivered while both programs are active, if they meet the specific eligibility and servicing requirements of both programs.
Eligibility
Registering for MyMedicare and GPACI
GPACI Tools and Resources
GPACI Program Guidelines
(Department of Health and Aged Care)
Learn more about service requirements, payments, assessments, and appeals process for the GPACI program.
GPACI MBS User Guide
(PHN Cooperative)
Monitoring and Tracking Spreadsheet
(XLSX, 110KB)
For support, please contact the CCQ Primary Care Coordinator Team at
pracsupport@c2coast.org.au.