Question 1

How long does an assessment take?

Accepted Answer

The face-to-face testing portion typically takes 4 to 8 hours, spread across 1 to 3 sessions depending on the individual's stamina and the complexity of the referral question. This is in addition to the initial consultation and final feedback session.

Question 2

Do you accept insurance?

Accepted Answer

AnchorPoint Assessments is in-network with Optum Behavioral Health (formerly United Behavioral Health, or UBH) and Aetna for eligible plans. Coverage and authorization vary by plan. For out-of-network plans, we provide a detailed superbill that you can submit for potential reimbursement.

Question 3

Who can be assessed?

Accepted Answer

We provide comprehensive assessments for adolescents, adults, and older adults. Our testing batteries are tailored specifically to the age and developmental stage of the individual.

Question 4

What is included in the final report?

Accepted Answer

You will receive a comprehensive written report that details the individual's background, behavioral observations, test scores, clinical interpretations, and formal diagnoses. Crucially, the report concludes with targeted, actionable recommendations designed for schools, therapists, medical providers, or the workplace.

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