This report provides a comprehensive analysis of Medicare services in Australia. It begins with an introduction to the healthcare system, emphasizing its role in providing accessible healthcare to Australian citizens and permanent residents. The report then details the functions of Medicare, including the Medical Benefits Scheme and its financing through a Medicare levy. It describes the services covered, such as general practitioner visits and specialist consultations, and the financial contributions from Medicare. A significant portion of the report is dedicated to critiquing the Medicare system, pointing out limitations such as the exclusion of certain benefits like vision, hearing, and dental care, as well as the out-of-pocket expenses for patients. The critique also touches on the system's vulnerability to fraud and the high administrative costs. The report concludes by advocating for improvements in the Australian healthcare system to ensure a better, affordable, and quality health plan for all residents. The report references several sources to support its findings and arguments.