Assessment FAQs

The comprehensive testing process has multiple steps, including completing intake paperwork, meeting with your provider for a clinical interview, participating in standardized assessments, and reviewing results and recommendations, typically once your report is complete. Reports may vary in length and content depending on your personal needs (e.g., diagnostic considerations for referring providers, to inform treatment recommendations, for academic accommodations, etc.). 

Typically, the psychologist will send you questionnaires before your  first appointment, where you’ll complete the clinical interview. Then, you will complete formal assessment measures; these meetings typically last 1-3 hours and multiple sessions may be needed, depending on how extensive the test battery is. Test batteries typically include self-report questionnaires, informant-report questionnaires  (i.e., from family members or teachers), and standardized measures administered by psychologists. 

Once all data is collected, the psychologist will interpret the data to better understand your cognitive and emotional functioning. You will then meet again for a feedback session, where you will receive a diagnostic summary, treatment recommendations, and any necessary documentation.

Yes. You can meet with a testing psychologist for a 45-minute consultation, to discuss your concerns and whether you may benefit from formal testing. The fee for this service is $250, which can be credited toward the total cost of a comprehensive assessment, should you choose to proceed.

Clinical psychologists and clinical neuropsychologists have specialized training to offer comprehensive assessment services, as they integrate a client’s clinical history with objective cognitive data to answer referral questions and provide individualized recommendations to clients. Assessments  range in cost from $2,500 to $5,000, depending on the complexity of the referral question and assessment battery. Briefer assessments (for ADHD, etc.) start at $2,500.

We are not able to provide testing as an in-network service at this time. However, your insurance company may reimburse you for assessment services as an out-of-network service. Since this depends on your particular plan, we encourage you to consult with your insurance company prior to committing to an assessment. 

We understand that using in-network benefits may present less of a financial burden. However, if you opt to stay within your network, you may have significant difficulty finding an approved provider, obtaining authorization and approval, and getting an appointment scheduled. Going out-of-network is usually much faster and more convenient. Additionally, our providers are reputable and well-trained to offer comprehensive assessment services for a wide range of referral questions and specific client needs.

Yes, we partner with Advance Care, which allows you to pay off your services over time.

Consultations can typically be scheduled within a week.

For comprehensive testing, provider availability may vary. For ADHD referrals, we can typically begin the process within a few weeks. For Autism referrals, it may take 2-3 months to begin the process.

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