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Adults · Written report

Health and rehabilitation assessment

What does recovery and a return to work realistically look like?

What it covers

  • Current psychological symptoms and how they affect work and daily life
  • What is helping or slowing recovery
  • Realistic recommendations for treatment and return to work, written for the insurer or employer

Who it is for: Adults, usually insurer or employer referred

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How it works

We confirm the question and who it is for. Then come the assessment appointments, sometimes over more than one visit. You receive a written report and a feedback session to talk it through.

Time: Time depends on the question; we confirm it in your written quote before anything is booked.

Fees and funding

Assessment is a private-fee service. Medicare's Better Access items cover therapy sessions, not assessment. Medicare's rebate for psychological assessment is narrow: item 82000, for people under 25 with a complex neurodevelopmental disorder or eligible disability, on referral from a paediatrician or psychiatrist (for an eligible disability, a GP or another specialist can also refer), in person or by telehealth. NDIS, DVA and insurer-funded assessments are accepted.

How long until I get the report?

We confirm timing when you book. Complex assessments can take longer.

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Enquire about health and rehabilitation assessment

Tell us what you need and we will confirm the right assessment, or the right combination, and quote in writing before anything is booked.