Evaluations typically range from $2,200 to $4,200, depending on the scope and complexity of the assessment. More focused evaluations may be appropriate in some cases and can be discussed during the initial consultation.

Limited payment arrangements may be available on a case-by-case basis. Please feel free to inquire during the consultation to discuss options.

Most evaluations involve approximately 3–6 hours of direct testing, depending on the scope of the assessment, along with additional time for record review, scoring, interpretation, report writing, and feedback. More complex or comprehensive evaluations may require additional clinical time.

Evaluations typically include:

•Clinical interview and developmental history

•Standardized testing tailored to the referral question

•Behavioral observations

•Review of relevant records and collateral information when available

•Integration of findings

•A comprehensive written report

•A feedback session with recommendations

Yes. A detailed written report is provided after the feedback session has been completed.

The report includes findings, diagnostic impressions when appropriate, and individualized recommendations for home, school, and treatment planning.

When clinically appropriate, evaluations may provide documentation that can help support requests for school-based services, such as 504 Plans, IEP considerations, and testing accommodations.

Recommendations are based on clinical findings and are not guaranteed to result in approval of services or accommodations.

Evaluations are available for children, adolescents, and adults.

No. Azana Psychology Center specializes exclusively in psychological and neuropsychological evaluations.

The practice focuses on diagnostic clarification, clinical understanding, and individualized recommendations. Coordination with existing providers may occur when appropriate.

No. Evaluations conducted at Azana Psychology Center are clinical in nature and are not intended for forensic, legal, custody, or other court-related purposes.

If an evaluation is needed for legal or forensic use, this should be discussed in advance, as such services may fall outside the scope of the practice.

Under the No Surprises Act, private-pay clients have the right to receive a Good Faith Estimate of expected charges upon request.

This estimate can be provided prior to the start of services when applicable.

Completion of required forms and submission of relevant records are important parts of the evaluation process.

Missing information may affect the scope, timeline, interpretive confidence, or completion of the evaluation.

The first step is to schedule an initial consultation.

During this appointment, we will review your concerns, discuss the referral question, determine the most appropriate evaluation plan, and answer any questions about the process.