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Evaluation	With letter	With 6-page report
ADHD	$790	$1,190
Autism	$790	$1,190
ADHD + Autism	$890	$1,290

A diagnostic letter is included if a diagnosis is given. Adding a full clinical report costs $400.

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What’s included in my evaluation?

Your evaluation includes a clinical interview with your psychologist, a discussion of findings and next steps, and a diagnostic letter if a diagnosis is given. You can add a 6-page clinical report for $400.

What’s included in the diagnostic letter?

If a diagnosis is given, your letter includes your diagnosis, diagnostic codes, a description of your symptoms, the evaluation date, and your psychologist’s credentials and signature. You receive it immediately at the conclusion of your evaluation.

The optional 6-page clinical report provides more detailed findings and recommendations and is sent the following day.

What does the full clinical report add?

The optional 6-page clinical report goes beyond confirming a diagnosis. It explains the evaluation findings in greater detail and provides personalized recommendations to help you understand your results and plan your next steps.

You can share it with your therapist, prescriber, or other healthcare providers to inform your care. It can also support requests for school, university, or workplace accommodations.

The report costs an additional $400 and is sent the day after your evaluation.

Payment & insurance

Payment: Payment is due when you book. Credit cards and eligible HSA/FSA cards are accepted.

Payment plans: Affirm and Klarna options are available, subject to eligibility and approval.

Insurance: Sachs Center is out of network and does not accept insurance directly. You can request a superbill to submit to your insurer. Reimbursement depends on your plan.

Questions? Email our team or text 646-418-5035.

When will I receive my letter and report?

If a diagnosis is given, your diagnostic letter is provided immediately at the conclusion of your evaluation. If you choose the full clinical report, it is sent the following day.

What happens after I book?

Before your appointment, you’ll complete intake forms covering your history, symptoms, and goals, along with standardized rating scales. You’ll meet with your psychologist by secure telehealth and discuss your results and next steps.

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Diagnostic Testing

Everything you need for a formal diagnosis and treatment plan, including a formal diagnostic letter.

ADHD or Autism

$790

ADHD and Autism

$890

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Diagnostic Testing + Report

Everything in Diagnostic Testing plus a detailed clinical report with a comprehensive diagnostic picture and recommendations.

ADHD or Autism

$1,190

ADHD and Autism

$1,290

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Frequently Asked Questions

Pricing, insurance, and choosing the right evaluation.

Pricing & Insurance

1. What are your fees?

ADHD Testing $790 · Autism Testing $790 · Combined AuDHD Testing $890 · Testing + Report $1,190 (single) / $1,290 (combined) · Report add-on $400 · Full 8-hour Neuropsychological Evaluation $5,995 · Individual Therapy $295–$375/session · Coaching $175/session · Workplace Accommodation Form $195 · Medication Management $450 initial / $250 follow-up. Evaluations with Dr. Sachs are $200 higher per service.

2. Do you take insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, or Tricare?

No. We are a fully out-of-network provider and do not accept any insurance plans. We only accept credit cards, and we provide a superbill so you can seek reimbursement through your out-of-network benefits.

3. How much does out-of-network insurance typically reimburse?

Reimbursement varies by plan, but most out-of-network policies reimburse between $400 and $800 when you submit our superbill — bringing your effective cost for an $890 combined evaluation to as low as $90–$490.

4. What is a superbill and how do I use it?

A superbill is an itemized receipt with your provider info and CPT diagnostic codes. After your evaluation we send it to you, and you submit it to your insurance company to request out-of-network reimbursement.

5. What CPT and diagnostic codes do you use?

2-hour evaluation: 90791-95, 96136-95, 96130-95, 96146-95. Neuropsychological testing: 90791, 96132, 96133, 96137, 96136. Diagnoses: ADHD F90.2, Autism F84.0. Our TIN is 66-0990235.

6. Do you accept HSA, FSA, or Care Credit cards?

Yes — any card with a Visa or Mastercard logo works, including HSA, FSA, and Care Credit. If your HSA/FSA card is declined at booking, use a regular credit card and submit the superbill to your HSA/FSA for reimbursement.

7. Do you offer payment plans?

Yes. Payment plans are available through Affirm at checkout. For example, the $1,190 testing + report package can be split into roughly $198/month over 6 months.

8. Do you offer a sliding scale, student, or reduced-fee option?

No. We don’t offer sliding scale fees, student discounts, scholarships, or financial assistance — but Affirm payment plans are available.

9. When is payment due, and what forms of payment do you accept?

Payment is due in full at the time of booking. We accept credit cards (including HSA/FSA/Care Credit with a Visa/Mastercard logo) and PayPal at paypal.com/paypalme/sachscenter. We do not accept cash or Zelle.

10. Can you provide a pre-authorization letter for my insurance?

Yes. A standard pre-authorization letter is available at sachscenter.com/preauthorization. We don’t fill out individual insurer forms, but that letter — combined with our superbill — is typically sufficient for out-of-network reimbursement requests.

Types of Testing — What Do I Need?

1. What types of testing do you offer?

We offer four testing options: (1) 2-hour ADHD Diagnostic Evaluation ($790), (2) 2-hour Autism Diagnostic Evaluation ($790), (3) 2-hour Combined ADHD + Autism (AuDHD) Evaluation ($890), and (4) the full 8-hour Neuropsychological Evaluation ($5,995). All are available via telehealth; the 8-hour is also offered in-person in NYC.

2. How do I know which evaluation I need?

If you want a diagnosis for personal understanding, medication, therapy, workplace accommodations, or university accommodations, the 2-hour evaluation is clinically sufficient. You only need the 8-hour neuropsychological evaluation if you’re seeking extra time on standardized tests (SAT, GRE, LSAT, MCAT, GMAT, USMLE, Bar Exam), suspect a co-occurring learning disability, or have a history of complex brain trauma.

3. What's the difference between the 2-hour evaluation and the 8-hour neuropsychological evaluation?

The 2-hour is a targeted clinical diagnostic evaluation using DSM-5-based interview, behavioral observation, and standardized rating scales. The 8-hour adds a full cognitive battery — IQ (WAIS), academic achievement, memory, and processing speed — producing a 25-page report. Both yield a valid diagnosis; the 8-hour just adds cognitive data required by standardized test boards.

4. Should I do ADHD testing, Autism testing, or Combined AuDHD testing?

Choose ADHD ($790) if your concerns are focus, attention, executive function, or impulsivity. Choose Autism ($790) if your concerns are social communication, sensory sensitivities, or restricted/repetitive patterns. Choose Combined AuDHD ($890) if you suspect both — many adults have overlapping traits, and combined testing is only $100 more than a single evaluation.

5. What's included in the 2-hour ADHD evaluation?

A clinical interview with a licensed PhD/PsyD psychologist plus evidence-based rating scales including the ASRS-4, Brown EF/A, D-REF, Wender-Utah, BDEFS-SF, and BASC-3. We also screen for co-occurring anxiety, depression, PTSD, and OCD. You receive your diagnostic impression at the end of the session and a formal diagnostic letter within 24 hours.

6. What's included in the 2-hour Autism evaluation?

A clinical interview plus a suite of evidence-based tools: AQ, RAADS-R, Monotropism Questionnaire, CAT-Q, EQ, SRS-2, SCQ, Aspie Quiz, BASC-3, RBQ-2A, and the ADOS Module 4 for verbally fluent adolescents and adults. If diagnosed, your Autism level (1, 2, or 3) is specified.

7. What does the 8-hour Neuropsychological Evaluation include that the 2-hour does not?

Cognitive/IQ testing (WAIS), academic achievement testing, memory assessments, and processing speed measures, plus learning disability testing (dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia). It culminates in a comprehensive 25-page report with objective cognitive data that standardized testing boards require for accommodations.

8. Do I need testing for learning disabilities like dyslexia?

Learning disability testing (dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia) is only included in the full 8-hour neuropsychological evaluation — it is not part of the 2-hour evaluation. If you suspect a learning disability alongside ADHD or Autism, the 8-hour evaluation is the right choice.

9. Is a 2-hour evaluation enough for LSAT, GRE, GMAT, MCAT, or SAT accommodations?

Generally, no. Most major testing boards require comprehensive neuropsychological documentation with objective IQ and processing speed data. A 2-hour diagnostic letter is rarely sufficient — the 8-hour neuropsychological evaluation is what those boards require.

10. What ages can be evaluated, and does the testing change by age?

We evaluate children as young as age 2 through adults of any age. The core evaluation structure stays the same, but the specific test battery is age-appropriate — for example, children are assessed with tools like the SRS-2, ASRS, SCQ, and BASC-3, while adults receive tools like the AQ, RAADS-R, CAT-Q, ASRS-4, and ADOS Module 4.

How do you diagnose Autism?

We combine a structured clinical interview with evidence-based self questionnaires. Our psychologists are experts in diagnosing Autism and use their clinical judgment with the scores from questionnaires to make a diagnostic conclusion.

How do I know if I need a report?

The report is best for those who want to gain a better understanding about themselves, or to seek disability or accommodation (IEP, 504) in school or college. Sometimes a psychiatrist will request a full neuropsychological assessment, but typically a diagnostic assessment and report will satisfy their requirements.

What tests do you use for ADHD and Autism?

For ADHD, we use the Wender-Utah, Brown EF/A, DREF, BDEF-SF, and sometimes the BASC-3. For Autism, we use the AQ, RAADS-R, Monotropism Questionnaire, Aspie Quiz, and Cat-Q. However, testing alone isn’t enough—we rely on our clinical judgment for accurate assessments.

Do you need to be a psychologist to diagnose ADHD and Autism?

Yes. All our doctors are clinical psychologists specifically trained in the diagnosis and assessment of mental health challenges, including ADHD and Autism. Psychiatrists can also diagnose these conditions, but our psychologists have specialized training in psychological assessment.