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Canada assessment guide · Updated November 13, 2026

Memory and cognitive assessment in Canada: what to expect

A memory and cognitive assessment can help an adult and, if they choose, a family member discuss questions with a psychologist. Eldava’s pathway is $2,450 CAD and includes the intake, two sessions, full report and feedback.

Every assessment fee includes online intake, psychologist video sessions, a full written report and feedback session.

Quick answer: The right assessment depends on your question, age, province and what you need from a report. Ask who performs it, how many sessions are included, what the written report covers and how feedback is delivered.

What is included?

Eldava’s memory and cognitive assessment is for adults and includes an online intake, two video sessions with a psychologist, a full written report and feedback session. A family member is welcome to join, with the adult’s consent.

Preparing for a memory assessment

Think about what changes or questions led you to seek assessment, when you first noticed them and what you hope the report will clarify. With consent, a family member may contribute observations. Share personal information only through the secure intake process.

When to seek urgent care

This assessment is not an emergency service and is not a substitute for immediate medical evaluation. Sudden confusion, severe symptoms or immediate danger require urgent local medical care; call 911 in an emergency.

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Common questions

Can a family member attend?

Yes. A family member is welcome, with the adult’s consent.

How many sessions are included?

Online intake plus two video sessions with a psychologist, followed by a full written report and feedback session.

Does an assessment guarantee a diagnosis?

No. Clinical findings depend on the individual assessment and professional judgement.

Sources and further reading

General information only; not medical advice or a diagnosis. Clinical suitability is assessed individually. In an emergency, call 911.