Comprehensive brain function and cognitive assessments at our Adelaide assessment clinic – including medico-legal, personal injury and decision-making capacity assessments. Short wait times, detailed reports within 2-3 weeks.
Invictus Health provides neuropsychological assessments at Level G/121 King William St, Adelaide SA 5000, serving Adelaide CBD, North Adelaide, Unley, Norwood and greater Adelaide. Whether you’re recovering from a brain injury, applying for the NDIS, involved in legal proceedings or simply looking for clarity, you’ll be assessed by a highly trained clinician who values precision, empathy and results.
A neuropsychological assessment is a structured process for understanding how well your brain is working. It involves a detailed clinical interview and comprehensive testing across cognitive areas including attention, memory, processing speed, executive functioning, language and visual perception.
All reports are reviewed personally by Dr Judy Tang OAM, our Director and Senior Neuropsychologist, to ensure accuracy and compliance with Australian Psychological Society (APS) guidelines and relevant legal requirements.
Our assessment clinics support individuals, families, lawyers, insurers, NDIS coordinators and health professionals:
Comprehensive evaluation of memory, attention, processing speed and executive functioning – supporting diagnosis of conditions including cognitive impairment, dementia, brain injury and intellectual disability.
Independent, court-ready neuropsychological reports for legal proceedings, prepared to APS guidelines and legal requirements, with clear findings lawyers and courts can rely on.
Cognitive assessment following transport accidents, workplace injuries and medical negligence – supporting claims involving ReturnToWorkSA, CTP insurers, NDIS, DVA.
Formal capacity assessments for financial, medical, lifestyle and testamentary decisions, for SACAT and other tribunal, guardianship and legal matters.
Assessments and detailed reports to support NDIS access requests and funding reviews, with the evidence the NDIA needs.
Work capacity assessments after injury or illness, with practical recommendations for employers, insurers and rehabilitation providers.
Self-refer or be referred by a specialist, lawyer, insurer, NDIS coordinator or GP.
Assessment appointments are typically available within 2-3 weeks. Tell us if you need an earlier time.
Detailed reports, personally reviewed by Dr Judy Tang, are usually released within 2-3 weeks of your appointment.
Standard neuropsychological assessment fees range from $2,200 to $3,800 depending on scope. Funding may be available via NDIS, workers compensation, transport accident or legal schemes.
Medicare does not currently provide rebates for neuropsychological assessments. If your assessment relates to a compensation claim or NDIS application, ask us about third-party funding before you book.
Contact our team or submit a referral. We’ll confirm the assessment type, fees, funding pathway and any documents to bring.
You attend our Adelaide clinic for a detailed interview and cognitive testing – on average 3-4 hours with the neuropsychologist, with breaks as needed.
Your neuropsychologist scores, analyses and prepares a comprehensive report with findings and practical recommendations, reviewed by Dr Judy Tang.
A feedback session explains the findings in plain language. Reports go to you and any authorised parties – your GP, lawyer, insurer or the NDIA.
Not sure where to start?
Talk with a clinical neuropsychologist for 15 minutes before you commit. We listen to your concerns and tell you if an assessment is likely to help, which type fits, and what it costs.
Common questions about our Adelaide clinic.
We’re located at Level G/121 King William St, Adelaide SA 5000, with on-site parking available. The clinic is open Mon-Fri 9am-5pm. Call 08 7118 8804 to book.
Yes. If attending the clinic is difficult, we can arrange assessments at your home or another suitable location – just let us know when booking.
Anyone. You can self-refer, or be referred by a GP, specialist, lawyer, insurer, case manager or NDIS support coordinator. For memory concerns, a GP referral is recommended so medical causes can be ruled out first.
Yes. Our medico-legal and capacity reports are prepared to APS guidelines and legal requirements and are used in court, tribunal and guardianship matters, including SACAT proceedings.
Medicare does not rebate neuropsychological assessments. Funding is often available through the NDIS, workers compensation or transport accident schemes, legal settlements, or DVA – we’ll help you confirm your pathway before booking.
Bring any medical records, previous test results, glasses or hearing aids, and a list of current medications. Sleep well the night before, and allow 3-4 hours for the appointment.
Call 08 7118 8804 or request an appointment online. Referrers can submit directly through our referral form.