Psychometric assessment

Virtually Serving Clients in Illinois, Kansas, & Missouri

Adult ADHD, Autism, & Trauma

Learning about our brains and how they work can empower us to be happier, healthier, and better prepared to meet life's challenges. 

SAVE OVER 70% ON YOUR ASSESSMENT

The average cost of a neuropsychological evaluation in the United States is $2,080 (Davis et al, 2020). Purple Wellness's fees are over 70% Less than the national average at just $199/session for three sessions or $597 total. 

$199 per session, THREE 90-MIN SESSIONS

intake session

  1. Introduction to the assessment process
  2. Psychosocial background interview
  3. Assignment of self-report instruments

interview session

  1. Discuss self-report instrument results
  2. Internationally-normed Clinical Interview
  3. Review of initial diagnostic impressions

report session

  1. Receive your report upon full payment
  2. Report will include any appropriate diagnosis and recommended next steps
  3. All reports include up to 2 accommodation or advocacy letters

multiple payment options

Have insurance? Use your Out-Of-Network Benefits

Purple Wellness is an Out-Of-Network (OON) provider with many major insurance carriers. OON expenses count towards your annual maximum out-of-pocket costs just like in-network services, but may have a separate deductible. Purple Wellness can help verify your OON benefits and submit the claim to your insurance provider for you. 

SPREAD OUT YOUR PAYMENTS

To make assessment services more accessible, Purple Wellness offers negotiable payment terms. Our default payment option is $199/session billed at time of service. Payment plans are available for up to 90 days without penalty. We also offer a 5% discount to clients who pay for their services in-full prior to the second session

spread out your assessment

faq - frequently asked questions

Is this a "real" diagnosis?

Yes. Any diagnosis resulting from your assessment experience is official and becomes a HIPAA-protected part of your healthcare records. You control who will have access to this diagnostic information going forward. 

Who is providing the assessment?

Assessment services are provided by appropriately licensed and trained clinical mental health professionals or clinical-trainees under their supervision. The specific qualifications of your assessment provider will be available as part of your report.

What can I do with my assessment report?

Your assessment report is your official record of the assessment process and any diagnosis which results. This record can be shared with your primary care provider or an appropriate specialist to pursue medication options, as part of an accommodation process at work or school, or simply for your own knowledge and reference. 

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