There is no rebate on the screening summary report itself, however, if you have a current GP referral via a mental health treatment plan (GPMHTP) you may be able to claim a rebate on our initial pre-assessment consultation and post-assessment feedback consultation. This could reduce your overall costs.
Under a GPMHTP you are entitled to claim Medicare rebate for 6 sessions of psychology services. The consultation fee is payable two business days before your appointment and the Medicare claim is submitted on the same day of appointment. Medicare will deposit your eligible rebate to your nominated bank account.
If you have not already accessed your treatment plan two sessions can be utilised as part of the ADHD assessment process, with the remaining four sessions accessed post assessment towards counselling and psychoeducation.
*Medicare rebate and GAP fee subject to change, per Australian Government Medicare Benefits Schedule. Rebates may be higher for those who have reached the safety net threshold. Please make your own enquiries for your circumstance and to confirm eligibility. Service fees are correct at time of publishing and subject to change, we will confirm current rates at time of booking.



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