Patient education
Helpful answers before you begin.
Short, practical guides can make therapy and assessment feel more understandable. Clinic leadership should review these drafts before the domain launch.
Review statusDrafted for clinician reviewEducational information is general and is not diagnosis, treatment, or emergency guidance.
Guide 01What happens during ADHD testing?
A typical evaluation combines an interview, attention measures, cognitive testing, rating scales, and review of relevant history.
- Clarify the questions you want the evaluation to answer.
- Plan for one or more testing sessions with breaks as needed.
- Bring requested records, forms, or school information.
- Attend a feedback session to discuss findings and recommendations.
Ask the intake team →Guide 02How do I choose therapy or assessment?
Therapy supports change over time. Assessment answers a focused diagnostic, learning, attention, cognitive, or disability question.
- Choose therapy when you want ongoing support, skills, insight, or relationship change.
- Consider assessment when a specific question needs formal testing and written recommendations.
- Start with intake if you are unsure; the team can help identify the right path.
Ask the intake team →Guide 03Questions to ask your insurance plan
Coverage varies by plan, clinician, service, diagnosis, and authorization requirements.
- Is this clinician or practice in network?
- Do I need a referral or prior authorization?
- What are my deductible, copay, and session limits?
- Are psychological testing and feedback billed separately?
- How do out-of-network reimbursement claims work?
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