Psychological Testing & Assessment Services
Comprehensive Psychological Testing
Psychological testing can provide deeper answers when therapy, school supports, or medical evaluations have not fully explained what someone is experiencing. Testing uses interviews, standardized assessment tools, behavioral observations, and clinical interpretation to better understand emotional, behavioral, cognitive, academic, developmental, and personality functioning.
Our practice offers psychological evaluations for children, adolescents, and adults in a supportive and collaborative environment.
✓ Find reliable answers
✓ Access personal insights
✓ Get expert recommendations
Reasons Someone May Seek Testing
Psychological testing may help clarify concerns related to:
ADHD and attention difficulties
Autism spectrum concerns
Anxiety, depression, or mood disorders
Learning disabilities and academic challenges
Executive functioning difficulties
Emotional or behavioral concerns
Diagnostic clarification
Personality functioning
Trauma-related symptoms
Giftedness and twice-exceptionality
School accommodations or treatment planning
Whether it’s ADHD, autism, or emotional concerns – Your unanswered questions can hold you back from reaching your full potential.
You may even reach out for testing if you or your therapist would benefit from greater clarification of your strengths and areas for further growth as a part of your psychotherapy.
It’s time to turn confusion into understanding with help from our team of experts.
What the Evaluation Process Looks Like
1
Initial Consultation
We begin with a clinical interview to discuss concerns, history, symptoms, and goals for the evaluation.
2
Testing Sessions
We work with you online or in person to complete standardized testing for your situation. Testing can be administered over one or more appointments depending on the complexity of the evaluation.
3
Scoring & Interpretation
Get detailed feedback and tailored recommendations to help you move forward. Significant professional time is spent reviewing records, scoring measures, interpreting results, integrating data, and preparing recommendations.
4
Feedback Appointment
Results and recommendations are reviewed in detail with the client and/or parent so you always know your next steps.
5
Written Report
You’ll receive a comprehensive report following completion of the evaluation.
Insurance & Private Pay Information
Psychological testing is unique because insurance companies may cover some portions of the evaluation process while other portions may not be fully covered or may be considered non-covered services.
Our practice uses a blended billing model that may include both insurance billing and private pay components.
Services That May Be Private Pay
Some services may not be reimbursable through insurance and may require private payment.
Examples can include:
Extensive record review beyond insurance limitations
School consultation or attendance at meetings
Certain educational or non-medically necessary assessments
Additional report customization
Late cancellations or no-show appointments
Time exceeding insurance authorization limits
Before testing begins, we discuss anticipated costs, insurance limitations, and any expected private-pay responsibilities so there are no surprises.
Services That May Be Billed to Insurance
When medically necessary and covered by your plan, portions of the evaluation may be billed to insurance using psychological testing codes. Coverage varies significantly between insurance companies and plans.
Insurance may cover services such as:
Clinical interviews
Test administration
Interpretation and report writing
Feedback sessions
Coverage is never guaranteed, and clients remain responsible for deductibles, co-insurance, co-pays, denied claims, or non-covered services.
Important Insurance Considerations
Insurance companies determine:
Whether testing is considered medically necessary
Which diagnoses qualify for coverage
The number of approved testing hours
Which testing procedures are reimbursable
Because insurance policies differ widely, we strongly encourage clients to verify their own behavioral health and psychological testing benefits before scheduling.
Questions to ask your insurance company:
Does my plan cover psychological testing?
Is prior authorization required?
Are there limits on testing hours or CPT codes?
Do I have a deductible or co-insurance responsibility?
Is out-of-network testing covered?
Our Commitment to Transparency
We believe clients deserve clear information about the financial aspects of psychological testing. We strive to provide:
Upfront discussion of fees
Explanation of insurance limitations
Good-faith estimates when possible
Collaborative planning regarding evaluation needs
Our goal is to provide meaningful, high-quality evaluations while helping families understand both the clinical and financial process.
Scheduling & Questions
If you would like to discuss whether psychological testing may be appropriate, please contact our office to schedule a consultation.
We are happy to answer questions about the evaluation process, estimated timelines, and insurance considerations.Mood and anxiety disorders
Behavioral concerns
Family and peer relationships
ADHD, intellectual, academic, or learning difficulties
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)