Pricing

We believe in being clear about cost before you schedule.
Services may be billed through insurance or offered as self-pay, depending on the type of visit.
Note: ADHD testing is a self-pay service and is not billed to insurance.
Learn more about psychiatric evaluations, medication management, or what to expect as a new patient.

Initial Psychiatric Evaluation

$350

A detailed intake to understand your symptoms, history, and goals.

60 mins

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Follow-Up Visit

$175

Medication management and supportive check-ins to keep you on track.

25 mins

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ADHD Testing (Cash-Pay Only)

$300

Structured computerized assessment to measure attention, impulsivity, and activity levels. Required for all new patients seeking ADHD treatment.

Self-pay service. $300 due at time of service.

Neuropsychological testing results accepted in place of in-house testing.

Time varies

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Medication Evaluation & GeneSight Testing

$350

Evaluation of your current medications, response, and side effects.
Includes assessment and treatment recommendations.

GeneSight test billed separately by the lab.

60 mins

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  • Missed or late-cancelled appointments fee (less than 48 business hours’ notice): Initial Evaluation – $150 | Follow-Up Appointment – $75
  • Administrative Forms & Letters: $50–$100 depending on complexity. Form completion fees are not billable to insurance and are the patient’s responsibility.
  • Medical Record Copies: $20.62+ per page fees; patients are responsible for associated postage costs.
  • Payment is due at the time service. Rates are subject to change. Self-pay patients will receive a Good Faith Estimate upon request in compliance with the No Surprises Act.
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Insurance & Payment Options

We accept many major insurance plans. Coverage for ADHD and GeneSight testing may vary by insurer.
If you prefer to self-pay or we’re not yet credentialed with your plan, direct payment options are available.

Aetna insurance
UnitedHealthcare insurance
Optum insurance
Highmark Health insurance
Geisinger Health Plan
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Frequently Asked Questions

Got questions about getting started, appointments, or what to expect? You’re not alone. Here are answers to the ones we hear most.

Availability varies. After you click Request Appointment and submit your intake, we’ll review your information and insurance before offering appointment options, which may include limited evenings and weekends.

That’s more common than people think. We’ll talk through what you’ve already tried and what worked or didn’t. In some cases, we may consider tools like GeneSight testing to help guide next steps, but it’s just one part of a broader plan.

Not always. Treatment decisions are made collaboratively after your initial evaluation, based on your needs, goals, and preferences.

We specialize in treating ADHD, anxiety, and OCD. We also care for adults and teens with depression, mood-related concerns, trauma, grief, and other common mental health concerns.

No problem at all. Whether you’re returning to care or transferring from another provider, we’ll review your history together and make the transition as smooth as possible. If needed, we can help you request prior records.

Yes. We provide structured ADHD evaluations that include clinical interviews and objective computerized testing to assess attention and focus. For individuals with more complex presentations—such as coexisting learning differences or autism—we recommend a full neuropsychological evaluation for a comprehensive assessment.

Yes. You’ll meet with the same psychiatric provider throughout your care for consistency and trust.

We accept many major insurance plans, and self-pay options are also available. Coverage and out-of-pocket costs vary by plan and service. If you prefer to self-pay or we’re not yet in-network with your insurance, direct payment options are available. You can review details on our Pricing page before scheduling.