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Sun shines on country path. Most health insurance companies provide reimbursement for cognitive rehabilitation, neuropsychological testing, psychological evaluations and assessment.

Rates & Insurance

Cognitive rehabilitation, neuropsychological testing and psychological evaluations are usually eligible for reimbursement from most health insurance companies.

Rates
 

 

​I tailor my approach to each individual client. Cognitive rehabilitation typically lasts 6 to 8 weeks, with a 50-minute weekly appointment. Neuropsychological testing and psychological evaluations usually require between 6 and 14 hours to complete.

My clinical rates are:

  • Cognitive rehabilitation: $225 for 50 minutes

  • Clinical testing and evaluations: $250 an hour

 

Please contact me for information about rates for FFD and medical/legal evaluations. 

Please provide full payment at the time of service. I accept checks, cash, and credit cards. If paying with credit or debit card, there will be a 3% processing charge. The fee for missed appointments or late cancellations is 50% of the hourly rate. Insurance will not reimburse this charge.

Insurance
 

 

I am not in network with insurance carriers. If you have health insurance, I will collect full payment at the time of service. If your carrier offers out-of-network reimbursement, I will provide you with a detailed invoice, also known as a superbill, so you can submit a claim directly to your carrier.

Most health insurance providers offering out-of-network benefits will reimburse between 30% and 70% of the total service costs. Please contact your insurer directly for more details of coverage. Your insurer may ask for a list of CPT codes. Please reach out to me if you would like that list.

Self-Pay & Good Faith Estimate
 

Though cognitive rehabilitation, neuropsychological testing and most psychological evaluations may be eligible for reimbursement from your health insurance company, clients may also choose to self-pay. If you are uninsured or plan to self-pay (without submitting a claim to your health insurance), you have a right to a Good Faith Estimate.

The Good Faith Estimate provision of the No Surprises Act grants clients the right to predictable healthcare charges. I tailor neuropsychological testing and psychological evaluations to each client and can provide an estimated range for charges once I complete your intake.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do evaluations take?

 

The complete process includes time for preparation, record review, interviewing, testing, scoring and interpretation, report writing, and feedback. Time to complete an evaluation will depend on the individual and the type of evaluation needed.

Are you in-network with Medicare?

 

No, I am not in-network with Medicare, Medicaid or Oregon Health Plan (OHP).

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