Back Pain Doctor
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Dr Joshua Hatch and his Musculoskeletal Pain Clinic operate from Milton Village Medical in Brisbane. No referral is required to book — you can book via the Milton Village Medical Clinic, or book an appointment direct through the HotDoc booking system.
Book online
Choose an appointment time through HotDoc.
Online booking is usually the simplest way to arrange an assessment with Dr Joshua Hatch at Milton Village Medical.
This is a private practice. A new patient consultation is $400 with a Medicare rebate of $87.10, and all fees are set out in full on our fees page.
If the booking window above does not load, open HotDoc directly or call the clinic on 07 3367 0333.
Before you book
Do I need a referral to see Dr Hatch?
No. Dr Hatch is a GP with additional training in musculoskeletal medicine, so you can book an appointment directly without a referral. Referrals from your GP, physiotherapist or specialist are always welcome — they provide useful clinical information — but they are not required.
How much does an appointment cost?
A new patient consultation is $400, with a Medicare rebate of $87.10 — $312.90 out of pocket. Review and treatment consultations are $280 and short treatment consultations are $150. Appointments are not bulk billed. Every fee, rebate and out-of-pocket figure is listed in full on the fees page before you book, so there is nothing to ring and ask about.
Can I attend under WorkCover or DVA?
Yes. For WorkCover, DVA or other insurers, you will be asked to pay the fee upfront and claim reimbursement from your insurer directly.
I'm travelling from outside Brisbane — can my visits be coordinated?
Yes. Patients travel to us from across Greater Brisbane and regional Queensland, particularly for treatments such as focused shockwave therapy and PRP. Assessment and treatment need to happen in person, but where clinically appropriate we can plan appointment courses to reduce the number of trips, and follow-up reviews can often be done by phone. Mention that you are travelling when you book.
Do you offer telehealth?
Assessment and treatment require in-person attendance — hands-on examination and image-guided procedures cannot be done remotely. Phone review appointments are available for follow-up where clinically appropriate.