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Hundreds of adults and families have trusted the Sachs Center for ADHD and autism evaluations. Here's what they had to say.
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"I was diagnosed with AuDHD through them last week. The appointment took a little over 2 hours, felt legitimate. They asked about childhood, school, work, relationships. I received the letter, the report, and assessment results with pages of explained science, charts and graphs.
Multiple replies reported good experiences and confidence in diagnoses — people recommended the Sachs Center for adult ASD/ADHD evaluations. Commenters described clinicians who took time, asked detailed questions, and provided supportive, professional assessments."
I was tested at the Sachs Center and had a great experience. The psychologist took their time, asked tons of questions, and ruled out other issues as well. I felt supported and understood."
If you're looking for an affordable and legitimate diagnosis, the Sachs Center is it. Their pricing was incredibly reasonable for the quality of care and the fact that psychologists do the assessments."
"A huge shoutout to the Sachs Center! This clinic has specialized in autism and ADHD diagnostics for years. Their psychologists were incredibly insightful and I highly recommend them."
"The testing was almost two hours and very comprehensive. I felt like I was really heard and that the psychologist knew me pretty well before giving their diagnosis. It was a lot less expensive than other places."
Sachs Center is legit for autism and ADHD diagnoses. They're technically local but most of their work is on Zoom. If you just need an assessment, it's likely your best bet."
"In retrospect I would have just done all my diagnostics with Sachs Center though. Looking back, the clarity and thoroughness of the assessment made me wish I'd gone to Sachs for everything.
Sachs Center for ADHD and ASD in Manhattan. They specialize in diagnosing adults. The cost of the evaluation is $600 and there is no waitlist. I did a Zoom evaluation with them and got an official diagnosis."
This is the better option — Sachs Center's ADHD eval cost was much more reasonable compared to other places. Their pricing and value made it worth choosing Sachs."
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No waitlist. Comprehensive evaluations by licensed psychologists — in-person or via Zoom.
From ABA Navigator (http://abanavigator.com):
The experience at Sachs was strongly positive and a good alternative to the higher cost, higher burden, and longer wait assessment at an in-person diagnostic center. At Sachs, we were able to get high-quality validated neuroassessments conducted in ways that honored our needs and challenges.
I found the Sachs Center after having no luck finding anyone locally that was capable of assessing me. I was wary of an evaluation completed over Zoom, but I needn’t have been… The evaluation itself was handled compassionately, gently and professionally. The follow up has also been kind and thorough. I will recommend the Sachs Center to anyone I know who is looking for an honest and thorough evaluation for ADHD or autism. Superlative work!
Dr George Sachs was amazing in finally providing an official diagnosis for my 13-year-old daughter. He was courteous, professional and knowledgeable throughout the whole process. I would definitely recommend anyone that needs a diagnosis or evaluation should definitely contact the Sachs Center.
Got a good array of tests for adult ADHD, the psychologist explained the results well and was knowledgeable in interpreting the hidden patterns in the test results. 
I was diagnosed with AuDHD through them last week. The appointment took a little over 2 hours, felt legitimate. It was via Zoom — I didn’t have access to a computer but was able to do the assessment/interview and the online tests all via my phone no problem. They asked about childhood, school, work, relationships, and after a while I was given my diagnosis as well as a write-up sent to my email. The day of my evaluation came in three parts with a very small 5-minute break; we actually went over the 2.5-hour time limit and they didn’t cut me off. Overall, I’m very happy — my provider read the documents I shared, had a welcoming and safe demeanor, and I got the letter, the report, and assessment results with pages of explained science, charts and graphs.
Source (original Reddit thread): https://www.reddit.com/r/AutismInWomen/comments/1r5hspv/sachs_center_testing/
If you’re looking for an affordable and legitimate diagnosis, the Sachs Center is it. I’d heard horror stories about evaluations costing thousands, but their pricing was incredibly reasonable for the quality of care and the fact that psychologists do the assessments. The testing felt thorough and professional — I highly recommend their services to anyone seeking a comprehensive ADHD evaluation.
Source (original Reddit thread): https://www.reddit.com/r/ADHD/comments/1m6xz0f
A huge shoutout to the Sachs Center! I was diagnosed at Sachs Center for ASD and ADHD in Manhattan and I really didn’t get the vibe of a diagnosis mill at all. This clinic has specialized in autism and ADHD diagnostics for years and only started virtual assessments since COVID. The full 8‑hour neuropsych testing (including IQ) is in-person at the NYC location, but the shorter virtual assessment was comprehensive. They acknowledged that a 4‑hour assessment isn’t always enough for autism and may recommend further testing if uncertain — I appreciated that honesty. Their psychologists were incredibly insightful and I highly recommend them.
Source (original Reddit thread): https://www.reddit.com/r/AuDHDWomen/comments/1m62xau
Multiple replies reported good experiences and confidence in diagnoses — people recommended the Sachs Center for adult ASD/ADHD evaluations. Commenters described clinicians who took time, asked detailed questions, and provided supportive, professional assessments, advising others it’s a legitimate option for adults seeking evaluation.
Source (original Reddit thread): https://www.reddit.com/r/AutismInWomen/comments/17hw8ha
Sachs Center is legit for autism and ADHD diagnoses. They’re technically local but most of their work is on Zoom. If you just need an assessment, it’s likely your best bet. The commenter noted it’s a solid option and offered to DM more info for anyone who wanted details.
Source (original Reddit thread): https://www.reddit.com/r/Upperwestside/comments/1kfor8l
This is the better option — Sachs Center’s ADHD eval cost was much more reasonable compared to other places. The discussion noted they commonly provide a diagnostic letter rather than a full multi-page report, but that for many people the letter is sufficient and their pricing/value made it worth choosing Sachs.
Source (original Reddit thread): https://www.reddit.com/r/adhdwomen/comments/1huriha
This is the better option — Sachs Center’s ADHD eval cost was much more reasonable compared to other places. The discussion noted they commonly provide a diagnostic letter rather than a full multi-page report, but that for many people the letter is sufficient and their pricing/value made it worth choosing Sachs.
Source (original Reddit thread): https://www.reddit.com/r/adhdwomen/comments/1huriha
I was tested at the Sachs Center and had a great experience. The psychologist took their time, asked tons of questions, and ruled out other issues as well. I felt supported and understood, and would recommend them. The commenter added that their doctor at Weill Cornell referred them and that Sachs uses licensed psychologists and real tests — not a scam.
Source (original Reddit thread): https://www.reddit.com/r/AskNYC/comments/110iud7/sachs_center_for_adhdasd_testing_other_options/
In retrospect I would have just done all my diagnostics with Sachs Center though. Looking back, the commenter said their experience made them wish they’d gone to Sachs for everything due to the clarity and thoroughness of the assessment they received.
Source (original Reddit thread): https://www.reddit.com/r/AutismInWomen/comments/1flug5j
I did the assessment for autism/ADHD two weeks ago. It was via Zoom and despite not having a computer I completed the interview and online tests on my phone. They asked about childhood, school, work, and relationships, and after a while I was given my diagnosis and a write-up emailed to me. It was a pretty good experience — they went over the allotted time, the provider had a welcoming demeanor, and I received the diagnostic letter, report, and assessment results (with detailed explanations, charts, and graphs).
Source (original Reddit thread): https://www.reddit.com/r/AutisticWithADHD/comments/1oojiuq/does_anyone_have_feedback_from_the_sachs_center/
I had a very good experience. The testing was almost two hours and very comprehensive. I felt like I was really heard and that the psychologist knew me pretty well before giving their diagnosis. It was a lot less expensive than other places and I felt the assessment was thorough.
Source (original Reddit thread): https://www.reddit.com/r/aspergirls/comments/110ixoo
Sachs Center for ADHD and ASD in Manhattan. They specialize in diagnosing adults. The cost of the evaluation is $600 and there is no waitlist. I second this suggestion — I did a Zoom evaluation with them and got an official diagnosis.
Source (original Reddit thread): https://www.reddit.com/r/autism/comments/10cjcsj
