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Call (08) 9407 7888 and we’ll pass on the current Fair Health Care terms, and who to ask if something isn’t clear.
Anchorage Dental Care Rewards
Patient Loyalty Program
Already coming to us for check-ups? Our rewards program runs through the Fair Health Care app and lets you collect points at each treatment visit. It’s open to every patient, with or without private health insurance, and there are no sign-up, monthly or annual fees.
This is a summary, not the full rules. Ask us for the current written terms and read them before you join.
The full termsAsk us for a copy
Three steps
Getting hold of the full terms
The full terms come from us in writing, not from this page. Read them, and ring with any questions, before you decide whether to join.
Read
Check what the rules cover
They set out who’s eligible, how your account works, any limits, and whether points expire. If a clause doesn’t make sense, we’ll explain it.
Decide
Join if it suits you
Only join once you’ve read it all, including how redeeming, limits and expiry work. Joining is optional.
How it works
How the program works, day to day
The basics are below. The written terms have the detail, so ask us for the current version before you join.
Who can join
Any of our patients. You don’t need private health insurance, and there are no sign-up, monthly or annual membership fees.
How to join
Scan the QR code at the front desk, download the Fair Health Care app and activate your digital loyalty card.
Earning points
When you come in for treatment, scan our QR code with the app. Your balance and earning history show up there.
Using your points
Once you reach the required balance, you can redeem points. The app lists the rewards on offer and what each one needs.
Expiry and changes
Any point-expiry details and current rewards are in the app. The written terms cover changes to the program.
Using the app
Hang on to your copy of the terms
The app shows your points day to day, but the written terms are what count. Keep the latest copy handy, and check it if something in the app looks different.
The terms can change, so ask us for the current version whenever you’re unsure.
In the appWhat you’ll see
Join
Download the app, scan our QR code at the front desk and switch on your digital card.
Each visit
Open the app and scan the code at each treatment visit to add your points.
Balance
Your balance and every point you’ve earned, in one list.
Rewards
What’s on offer right now, and how many points each reward needs.
Expiry
Any point-expiry information that applies to your account.
Before you join
Is my copy up to date?
Ask us for the full written terms before you join. Dental care decisions should follow your needs and your dentist’s advice, not a program summary.
Ask for the latest version
We’ll give you the Fair Health Care terms as they stand today.
Check the date
Make sure your copy is current and covers joining, your account, limits and expiry, so nothing catches you out.
Ask about changes
If the terms have been updated since you last looked, ask for the new version before you decide.
Rewards questions
Questions about the rewards program
Short answers. The written terms always have the final say, so read them before you join.
Call (08) 9407 7888 or ask at the front desk next time you’re in, and we’ll give you the current written Fair Health Care terms. This page is a summary and doesn’t replace them.
Who can join, how points are earned and redeemed, any limits, and whether points expire. If any part is unclear, ring us before you sign up.
Scan our QR code with the Fair Health Care app whenever you come in for treatment. Your balance, earning history and the current rewards all sit in the app. Once you reach the required balance, you can redeem. Expiry and limits are covered in the written terms, so ask us for the current copy.
Start with us on (08) 9407 7888. We’ll answer what we can about joining and points, and point you to the right place for questions about your account.
Ask us for the current written version whenever you’re weighing it up. An old summary, an app screen or an earlier conversation could be out of date.
No. Read the current written terms first, then decide whether it suits you. Joining is optional, and it makes no difference to your care.
