Iron infusions,
done properly.
On-site Ferinject infusions with full nursing observation — performed by our cannulation-trained nurse, monitored by GPs.
A referral from any GP (internal, external, or specialist) gets your patient started. Recent bloods, recommended dose, and we'll handle the rest — including dose verification before delivery.
before rebate
observation time
well tolerated
Iron infusions without the queue.
Most patients wait weeks at hospital day units. We see referred patients in 1–2 weeks — with the same clinical standard.
Days, not months.
Patients referred to public hospital infusion clinics often wait 2–4 months. We see most referrals within 1–2 weeks.
Trained cannulation.
Our nurse performs the full procedure from cannulation through delivery — no relay handoffs, lower complication risk.
GP-supervised, nurse-monitored.
Every infusion is monitored throughout, with a GP available on-site — not a phone-call-away protocol.
The nurses behind every infusion.
Cloudia
RN · Cannulation trained
Trained across major Western Sydney hospitals before joining Rosedale. Cloudia performs the full iron infusion procedure — from cannulation through to delivery — alongside venepuncture and wound care.
Bianca
RN, BN Hons · Authorised Immuniser
Strong treatment room experience across four GP practices and critical care training at John Hunter Hospital. Bianca manages infusion delivery, monitoring, and observation.
From referral to infusion.
A simple four-step process — most patients are infused within 1–2 weeks of referral.
Referral & bloods
Your GP, OB/GYN or specialist refers with recent bloods (within 3 months) and the recommended iron dose.
Dose verification
Our GP cross-checks the recommended dose against your bloods and history before scheduling.
Infusion booked
Reception books your infusion appointment with our nursing team — usually within 1–2 weeks.
Infusion & observation
~30 minute infusion, plus brief post-infusion observation. Results forwarded to your referring clinician.
Clear pricing. No surprises.
Total fee covers GP review + procedure — published in full, with the Medicare rebate.
Iron infusion fees
Effective 2026 · Private billing · Excludes iron product
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GP review fee Level C consult · Same-day with infusion$180$84.90$95.10
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Procedure & consumables Cannulation, infusion delivery, observation$70—$70
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Total Excludes iron product (see right)$250$84.90$165.10
Columns: Our fee · Medicare rebate · Your out-of-pocket gap. The procedure fee is not Medicare-rebatable. Iron product (Ferinject) is billed separately if supplied by us — see right.
Before you book.
The questions patients and referring clinicians ask most often about our iron infusion service.
Do I need a referral?
Yes. Any GP, OB/GYN, or specialist can refer — internally or externally. We need recent bloods (within 3 months) and the recommended iron dose. Our GP cross-checks the dose before infusion.
Why Ferinject only?
Ferinject is a single-dose iron preparation with the best tolerance and shortest infusion time among options available in primary care. Using a single brand also keeps our protocols and observation standards consistent across every patient.
How long does the infusion take?
Around 30 minutes for the infusion itself, plus brief observation afterwards. Plan on being at the clinic for approximately 1 hour total — bring a book or a friend.
Can I bring my own iron from the pharmacy?
Yes. Many patients prefer this — it can be cheaper through PBS pathways. Bring it unopened to your appointment. We can also supply Ferinject on-site at clinic pricing if that's easier.
Are there risks I should know about?
IV iron is generally well-tolerated. Side effects can include skin discolouration (rare), headache, joint aches, and brief flu-like symptoms. Serious reactions are uncommon. Our nurse will explain risks in detail and monitor you throughout.
Can I drive home afterwards?
Most patients drive home without issue. If you feel light-headed or unwell, we'll keep you for longer observation and arrange a friend or taxi if needed. Pregnant patients should arrange transport.
Refer in. We'll handle the rest.
Send recent bloods and recommended dose. We'll cross-check, schedule, and infuse — usually within 1–2 weeks.