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How do you find a neuropsychologist?
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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 220910" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>Hi and Welcome! Usually, insurance will cover some parts of the testing. If you are having complete neuropsychologist testing (which I'd recommend), the insurance will not cover it all (usually, but not always) and you'd be left with the balance. Here, most psychologist trained to do neuropsychological testing are still not "advertising" themselves as neuropsychologist and I live in an urban area with a lot of professionals, so I don't quite get the professional title of it, myself. But, make sure it is a PhD level and that they do have expertise in this area. You can call the closest hospital that has a child/adolescent psychiatric ward, a teaching hospital that has a psychiatric department, Children's Hospital, the psychiatrist who prescribes your child' medications or the pediatrician to get a few leads. Be prepared, it normally takes scheduling a month or two in advance.</p><p></p><p>Hope that helps!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 220910, member: 3699"] Hi and Welcome! Usually, insurance will cover some parts of the testing. If you are having complete neuropsychologist testing (which I'd recommend), the insurance will not cover it all (usually, but not always) and you'd be left with the balance. Here, most psychologist trained to do neuropsychological testing are still not "advertising" themselves as neuropsychologist and I live in an urban area with a lot of professionals, so I don't quite get the professional title of it, myself. But, make sure it is a PhD level and that they do have expertise in this area. You can call the closest hospital that has a child/adolescent psychiatric ward, a teaching hospital that has a psychiatric department, Children's Hospital, the psychiatrist who prescribes your child' medications or the pediatrician to get a few leads. Be prepared, it normally takes scheduling a month or two in advance. Hope that helps! [/QUOTE]
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