We see patients between 7 and 90 years of age. Patients must be at least 7 years old and no older than 90 years old on the day of their evaluation.

1. Aetna

2. Anthem Blue Cross/Blue Shield

3. ASA-GEHA

4. BCBS Federal

5. Humana

6. Medicare

7. Meritain Health

8. Optum Behavioral Health

9. Tricare East/For Life

10. UMR

11. United Healthcare

We do NOT accept Medicaid as a secondary insurance. Patients will be responsible for their primary insurance's allowed amount. Medicaid does NOT cover our type of mental health services for adults.

As a courtesy, we may provide eligibility and benefits verification prior to your first appointment. However, it is the patient's responsibility to ensure that the provider is participating in-network with a particular insurance plan. It is also the patient's responsibility to know the estimated out-of-pocket cost for neuropsychological and psychological testing.

That will depend on your insurance plan and particular coverage details for mental/behavioral health and the type of evaluation needed. Insurance companies require that testing/evaluations meet clinical guidelines and are based on medical necessity to help confirm a diagnosis for treatment planning. There are exceptions especially regarding Learning Disorders and ADD/ADHD evaluations (please see additional FAQ).

Evaluations for the purpose of assessing Learning Disorders and ADD/ADHD are typically not covered by insurance companies. Testing for the purpose of educational planning or school accommodations are also typically not covered by insurance companies.

We offer self-pay rates for these types of evaluations that can be discussed prior to the initial intake appointment.

We do NOT bill insurance companies for psychoeducational/academic testing.

Neuropsychological, psychological, memory, cognitive, head injury, academic, learning, and add/adhd. (Please click on "Types of Evaluations" for additional details.)

We currently offer two types of evaluations: Focused/Brief Evaluation and Extensive/Full Psychoeducational Evaluation.

The Focused/Brief Evaluation can be used to establish a diagnosis for the purpose of medication decision making with your prescribing physician.

The Extensive/Full Psychoeducational Evaluation can be used to establish diagnosis as well as well as provide support for academic services including accommodations as needed.

Typically, you do not need a formal referral from a physician. However, it is recommended and helpful in many cases as it provides further clarification and background information including additional medical information.

You will typically meet for 2-3 appointments. The first appointment is an intake which includes a clinical interview, completion of paperwork, and determination of your need for an evaluation and lasts about 45-60 minutes. It is helpful to have a family member accompany the patient to this initial intake appointment.

The second appointment is typically the testing session which may last between 2-4 hours.

These two appointments are usually scheduled on separate days.

It usually takes about three weeks from the date of testing for production of a report.

For Psychoeducational/Academic/Learning Disorder evaluations, you may be scheduled to follow-up with Dr. Butryn.

For Medical/Neurological evaluations, you will typically follow-up with your referring physician.

For ADD/ADHD evaluations, you will typically follow-up with your prescribing physician.