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You aren't just a "case number" to us. Our PhD/PsyD psychologists specialize exclusively in the nuances of high-masking women and BIPOC adults—groups frequently overlooked by traditional medicine. We don't just see the symptoms; we see the person.
Traditional assessments often include $3,500 worth of unnecessary IQ testing that doesn't change your diagnosis. We’ve stripped away the clinical fluff. By focusing on modern, research-backed diagnostics for ADHD and Autism, we provide the answers you need for $790, not $3,500.
Over half of our adult clients were previously mislabeled with Anxiety, Bipolar Disorder, or "Borderline" traits. We specialize in identifying the neurodivergent root cause that others miss. Stop wondering why therapy "isn't working" and start getting the right support.
Traditional clinics are sensory nightmares—fluorescent lights, long commutes, and cold waiting rooms. Our 100% virtual process allows you to stay in your "safe space," reducing "testing anxiety" and allowing us to see your most authentic self. No travel, no masking, just clarity.
The Sachs Center virtual boutique clinic specializes in Autism and ADHD testing and treatment for children, teens, and adults. Our psychologists are experts in diagnosing neurodiversity, with deep expertise in ADHD, Autism and AuDHD. We excel at identifying these conditions in individuals who may mask their symptoms, particularly in women and BIPOC adults.
At the Sachs Center Autism & ADHD Testing , we take a holistic, person-centered approach to ADHD and Autism (ASD) testing and treatment. While we recognize the challenges of ADHD and Autism, we also celebrate neurodiversity as a valuable strength that enriches both individuals and society.
Dr. George Sachs PsyD
Most people don't fit into a single neat box. We were among the first clinics in the country to recognize that ADHD and Autism often come together. While other platforms might miss the nuances of how these two interact, our clinicians are trained specifically to identify the "AuDHD" profile in high-masking adults.
Large platforms often require multiple sessions over several weeks, leaving you in a state of "diagnostic limbo." At the Sachs Center, we value your time and mental energy. Our streamlined, 2.5-hour intensive evaluation concludes with immediate results. You walk away with answers, not a follow-up appointment.
Whether you need workplace accommodations, university disability support, or detailed guidance for medication management, we provide the robust clinical documentation required by HR departments and academic institutions nationwide.
"After looking at the big companies, I chose Sachs because I wanted to talk to someone who actually specialized in adult women with AuDHD. I had my results the same day, and for the first time in 30 years, my life finally made sense." — Sachs Center Client
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Four simple steps from first call to final report.
Select the type of evaluation you would like and book online.
Fill in our intake forms sent before your appointment.
In-depth 2-2.5 hour clinical interview and testing with your neuro-informed clinical psychologist.
Get your results at the conclusion of testing. No mutiple sessions. Receive a letter (or a diagnostic report for an extra fee).
Formal diagnosis and treatment plan. Letter and resources for ADHD and Autism.
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Testimonials
The Sachs Center is very dedicated to its clients. The psychologist explained, with a lot of patience, how I could better manage my ADHD. He was humble, compassionate, and insightful. I recommend the Sachs Center highly!
Olga Berg
Facilitator | Byron Katie
Dr. Sachs was recommended to me a few months ago for Autism & ADHD testing. I have been seeing Dr. Sachs for about 6 weeks and he has been doing a superb job in helping me overcome some of my daily challenges with Autism. I always look forward to my next visit to the Sachs Center. It’s been a life-changing experience!
Baky Soumare
Professional Athlete (Retired)
Frankly, I have had a lot of interactions with the medical system, in many disciplines, and this is easily one of the most positive experiences I’ve had. In contrast to other experiences, I felt listened to and treated with kindness and respect. For once it felt like the goal was to understand and not just to patch up the symptoms.
Sandy Defilippi
Business Owner
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The Sachs Center is an out-of-network provider and does not accept insurance, Medicaid, or Medicare. They provide a superbill with diagnostic codes (such as 90791-95) for you to seek reimbursement if you have out-of-network benefits.
Payment is due in full at the time of booking. The center does not offer payment plans or sliding scales. Combined testing for Autism and ADHD is $890, with an optional report for an additional $400.
You will receive a diagnostic letter one day after testing, or sometimes immediately following your appointment. If you purchased a full report, it typically follows shortly after.
Cancellations must be made at least 48 hours in advance to receive a refund. All refunds are subject to a 3% credit card processing fee and take 7–10 days.
The streamlined process focuses strictly on DSM-5 diagnostic criteria using a targeted clinical interview, behavioral observations, and standardized rating scales. This is clinically sufficient for identifying neurodivergence and differentiating it from conditions like anxiety or depression.
Yes, diagnostic evaluations via telehealth are a standard, legitimate process. The center uses evidence-based tools (like the SRS-2 and ASRS) specifically selected to capture high-masking presentations in a virtual setting.
Yes, combined testing is available. Additionally, clinicians are experienced in identifying Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) profiles and can address them in your report.
Services are conducted 100% remotely via Zoom or Google Meet. If you are more comfortable, you are permitted to turn off your camera or use a phone for the evaluation.
The Zoom link is included in your confirmation email. If lost, search your email for “Sachs Center Calendly Zoom telehealth link” or contact your provider.
Yes. All psychologists are trained to understand the needs of BIPOC neurodivergent communities. Approximately 30% of the center’s clients are BIPOC or Trans/Non-Binary. While you cannot select a specific psychologist, 95% of the staff.
You only need a full 8-hour Neuropsychological Evaluation (conducted in-person in New York) if you require accommodations for high-stakes standardized tests like the SAT, GRE, GMAT, LSAT, or MCAT. For standard university or work needs, the 2-hour telehealth evaluation.
Common signs in adults include persistent difficulties with social communication and interaction, highly focused and intense interests, sensory sensitivities (to light, sound, or touch), and a strong need for routine. Your Sachs Center psychologist can evaluate you for Autism.
Neuropsychological or psychoeducational testing is not needed for a simple diagnosis of ASD or ADHD. It is necessary, however, to receive accommodations in school or extra time on a standardized test. We have been successful in getting extra time accommodations for our clients on the SAT, ACT, GRE, GMAT, MCAT, etc. Neuropsychological testing can also be helpful in determining if your child has a learning disorder. We offer weekend hours for busy students and their families.
Autism involves core challenges in social intuition and sensory processing. Social anxiety is a fear of being judged in social situations, even if the social skills are there. ADHD primarily involves issues with attention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity. They can also co-occur.
Our Autism & ADHD testing helps determine if you, or a loved one, has ADHD, Autism or AuDHD (both). The assessment is conducted virtually via Zoom or Google Meet and typically takes between 2 and 2.5 hours. We utilize current, validated self-report measures and assessments. At the conclusion of the evaluation, if applicable, you will receive a letter indicating your diagnosis, a diagnostic 4-page report or both, depending on which evaluation type you choose on the booking page.
The two-hour diagnostic evaluation for Autism, ADD, and ADHD goes beyond a simple checklist. We use the latest diagnostic tools to accurately test for ADHD and Autism (ASD). This ADHD & Autism (ASD) testing process begins with a clinical interview, where we learn about early childhood symptoms and the current challenges that are negatively impacting your life. After the initial clinical interview, you will be given computer-based assessments to further fine-tune our diagnostic impression. We are specialists in Autism and ADHD and have a wealth of experience in ASD and ADHD.
Autism in women and adults can be less obvious due to “masking,” which is consciously learning and mimicking social behaviors. It may present as social exhaustion, intense but more socially acceptable interests, and strong sensory sensitivities that have been hidden.
The Sachs Center specializes in the testing and evaluation of adults for Autism and ADHD. We offer telehealth evaluations that allows you to meet with a psychologist from the comfort of your own home.
AuDHD means ADHD + autism together—our psychologists use in-depth virtual interviews, rating scales, and history to spot both, not just one.
Yes—licensed via PSYPACT in forty-eight states, so you get a full, expert ADHD assessment from home, no travel needed.
We focus on strengths, not fixes—therapy celebrates your wiring, builds coping tools, and avoids “cure” talk.
Absolutely—our virtual adult ADHD testing catches masking, burnout, and overlooked signs with detailed reports.
Yes, kid-friendly virtual sessions with play-based tools; parents join, and we adapt to age and comfort.
We specialize in AuDHD—overlapping traits get unpacked together, so you avoid piecemeal diagnoses.
For most, yes—our licensed experts use validated tools; we flag when face-to-face might help more.
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