Pricing
We believe in a transparent, client centered pricing model. From the very start, you'll know what your evaluation will cost, and you won't be required to pay for services that aren't relevant to your specific needs. That's why we offer a range of evaluation packages tailored to different referral questions, concerns, and budgets. Each package is designed to be efficient and focused while maintaining the depth and accuracy needed for meaningful, clinically sound conclusions.
Pricing reflects the time, training, and resources that go into every evaluation. This includes not only the cost of administering and scoring psychological assessments and questionnaires, but also the time your clinician spends reviewing records, preparing for and conducting clinical interviews, interpreting your results in context, and carefully compiling the final documentation and recommendations.
We are not paneled with any insurance plans, which means clients are responsible for the full cost of services. Payment is required prior to beginning the evaluation. You may choose to pay the full fee upfront or divide it into two payments: 50% is due at the start of the evaluation, and the remaining 50% is due before your feedback session can be scheduled.
If you have out-of-network benefits, we can provide a superbill that you may submit to your insurance for possible reimbursement.
Please note: We are not able to provide services to individuals covered by Medicaid or Medicare, even if they are willing to pay out of pocket. This is due to federal regulations that restrict private-pay arrangements with providers who are not enrolled in those programs.
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A streamlined, high-quality evaluation for individuals seeking diagnostic clarity around autism. Includes two virtual appointments.
Review of relevant records (if you choose to share them)
Collection and review of available developmental history
Collection of collateral information (at your request)
Completion of autism specific psychometric tests
Screening for the psychiatric conditions that most commonly occur alongside autism (e.g., anxiety, depression, insomnia, ADHD)
A 90-to-120-minute diagnostic interview
A 90-to-120-minute feedback session to discuss the findings of the evaluation
An individualized resource list compiling relevant readings, services, and other resources to help you navigate potential next steps
Documentation of your evaluation and any diagnoses that were made
An accommodation support letter for work at school (upon request)
A superbill for you to submit to your insurance to pursue out-of-network reimbursement (upon request)
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A focused evaluation for adults who want to understand how attention, executive functioning, and related factors affect their daily life. Includes one virtual appointment with your provider.
Review of relevant records (if you choose to share them)
Collection and review of available developmental history
Collection of collateral information (at your request)
Completion of ADHD specific psychometric tests
Screening for psychiatric conditions that commonly occur alongside ADHD (e.g., anxiety, depression, insomnia, autism)
A 120-minute appointment broken into two sections - a diagnostic interview and a discussion of the results from your evaluation
An individualized resource list compiling relevant readings, services, and other resources to help you navigate potential next steps
Documentation of your evaluation and any diagnoses that were made
An accommodation support letter for work at school (upon request)
A superbill for you to submit to your insurance pursue out-of-network reimbursement (upon request)
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A comprehensive evaluation for individuals looking to assess for both autism and ADHD. Includes three virtual appointments.
Review of relevant records (if you choose to share them)
Collection and review of available developmental history
Collection of collateral information (at your request)
Completion of autism and ADHD specific psychometric tests
Screening for the psychiatric conditions that most commonly occur alongside autism and ADHD (e.g., anxiety, depression, insomnia)
Two 90-to-120-minute virtual appointments to complete structured diagnostic interviews
A 90-to-120-minute feedback session to discuss the findings of the evaluation
An individualized resource list compiling relevant readings, services, and other resources to help you navigate potential next steps
Documentation of your evaluation and any diagnoses that were made
An accommodation support letter for work at school (upon request)
A superbill for you to submit to your insurance to pursue out-of-network reimbursement (upon request)
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You can add a full-length narrative report to any evaluation. This formal, integrative document includes a thorough explanation of the information obtained through the assessment process along with diagnostic impressions and general recommendations. Many clients find this report valuable for their own understanding, for sharing with healthcare providers, or for providing to relevant agencies or organizations when seeking accommodations or services.
The additional cost for this service reflects the significant time (typically 6-8 hours) and clinical expertise required by the psychologist to synthesize and communicate your results clearly and meaningfully. In most cases, you will receive your diagnostic report within one week of your feedback session. However, wait times may be slightly longer during major holidays and scheduled clinic closures.
