Hospital Cover Info

(depending on your level of cover):

Public or private hospital bed - shared or a private room (if available)
Same-day surgery
Theatre fees
Special unit accommodation
In-hospital psychiatric treatment
In-hospital rehabilitation treatment
In-hospital pharmacy
Medical devices or human tissue products, up to the benefit listed on the Prescribed List of Medical Devices and Human Tissue Products
Ambulance services Australia wide
Hospital substitution options
Health programs

There are a few things that aren't covered by your hospital cover. They include treatments & services that

are received within your waiting periods
Medicare doesn't cover (like cosmetic surgery)
are received outside Australia
are covered by a compensation or another type of insurance (like third party or sports club insurance)
were received more than 2 years ago
Outpatient treatment & services

and:

Some high cost (non PBS/TGA approved) drugs
Pharmacy - most pharmacy items that you're given while you're in hospital are covered by your hospital bill. The hospital may charge you extra for pharmacy items that you take home with you and this isn't covered by your hospital cover.
Medical devices or human tissue products that aren't listed on the Prescribed List of Medical Devices and Human Tissue Products. (A medical device and human tissue product is an artificial substitute for a body part.)
Ambulance subscriptions or state-based levies
Ambulance services paid for by the Government, compensation or another type of insurance
Ambulance services that aren't medically necessary
Some medical devices and consumables
Experimental treatments