Everwell Neurodevelopmental Institute

About Everwell

Understood, not simply evaluated

At Everwell Neurodevelopmental Institute, we believe every individual deserves to be understood, not simply evaluated.

Our purpose is to provide comprehensive, compassionate, and evidence-based diagnostic assessments that help children, adolescents, and adults better understand how they learn, communicate, process the world, and thrive.

Receiving a diagnosis should never feel overwhelming. It should provide clarity, direction, and hope. Every assessment we complete is designed to empower individuals and families with meaningful answers, practical recommendations, and confidence for the future.

Whether someone is seeking answers for autism, ADHD, learning differences, executive functioning challenges, or other neurodevelopmental concerns, we strive to make the assessment process supportive from beginning to end.

Mission

Clarity through compassionate assessment

To provide exceptional, evidence-based neurodevelopmental assessments that deliver clarity, understanding, and practical guidance through a compassionate, individualized experience.

We are committed to helping every client feel seen, heard, and understood while providing recommendations that create meaningful, lifelong impact.

Vision

The most trusted institute in Texas

To become the most trusted neurodevelopmental assessment institute in Texas by redefining what diagnostic evaluations can feel like.

We envision a future where families no longer wait years for answers, where assessments are accessible, comprehensive, and compassionate, and where every diagnosis becomes the beginning of a personalized path toward growth.

Values

What guides every evaluation

  • Compassion

    Every person has a unique story. We approach each evaluation with empathy, respect, and genuine curiosity.

  • Excellence

    We maintain the highest standards of clinical integrity, continuing education, and evidence-based assessment practices.

  • Individuality

    No two brains are alike. Every assessment is personalized to reflect each client's strengths, challenges, experiences, and goals—and includes review by two clinicians from Everwell to ensure accuracy.

  • Collaboration

    The best outcomes occur when families, educators, healthcare providers, and clients work together.

  • Integrity

    Our recommendations are objective, honest, and grounded in science—not assumptions.

  • Hope

    Knowledge creates opportunity. Understanding how someone thinks and learns opens doors for meaningful support and lifelong success.

Services

Our assessment services

  • Autism Evaluations

    Comprehensive assessments to better understand autism across the lifespan, including children, adolescents, and adults.

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  • ADHD Evaluations

    Evidence-based evaluations for attention, executive functioning, organization, and behavioral concerns.

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  • Neurodevelopmental Evaluations

    Comprehensive assessments for developmental, behavioral, communication, and adaptive functioning concerns.

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  • Diagnostic Clarification

    When symptoms overlap or previous diagnoses don't fully explain what you're experiencing, we provide comprehensive evaluations to help identify the most accurate diagnosis and guide next steps.

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  • Behavioral & Emotional Evaluations

    Assessments that explore emotional, behavioral, and mental health concerns to support treatment planning and improve daily functioning.

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  • Educational Support Evaluations

    Evaluations that provide recommendations for school accommodations, classroom supports, and educational planning based on each individual's unique needs.

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Autism Evaluations

Understanding Autism Through Comprehensive, Compassionate Assessment

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) presents differently in every individual. Some people experience challenges with social communication, sensory processing, flexibility, or emotional regulation, while others may have highly developed strengths alongside areas where additional support is beneficial.

At Everwell Neurodevelopmental Institute, we provide comprehensive autism evaluations for children, adolescents, and adults using evidence-based assessment practices. Our goal is not simply to determine whether someone meets diagnostic criteria—we seek to understand how they experience the world and identify recommendations that support long-term success.

An Autism Evaluation May Be Helpful If You Notice

  • Difficulty understanding social situations
  • Challenges developing or maintaining relationships
  • Sensory sensitivities
  • Strong or highly focused interests
  • Preference for routines and predictability
  • Difficulty adapting to change
  • Repetitive behaviors or movements
  • Executive functioning challenges
  • Emotional regulation difficulties
  • Masking or camouflaging behaviors

Our Evaluation May Include

  • Clinical interview
  • Developmental history
  • Behavioral observations
  • Standardized autism assessment measures
  • Adaptive functioning measures
  • Rating scales
  • Review of previous records
  • Comprehensive written report
  • Personalized recommendations

After Your Evaluation

You'll receive a detailed explanation of findings, practical recommendations, and guidance regarding school, therapy, community resources, and next steps when appropriate.

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ADHD Evaluations

Understanding Attention, Executive Functioning, and Daily Performance

ADHD affects much more than attention. It can influence organization, time management, emotional regulation, planning, memory, and daily functioning across school, work, and home.

Our comprehensive ADHD evaluations are designed to provide diagnostic clarity while identifying strengths and practical strategies that support long-term success.

You May Benefit From an ADHD Evaluation If You Experience

  • Difficulty sustaining attention
  • Chronic disorganization
  • Forgetfulness
  • Trouble completing tasks
  • Impulsivity
  • Restlessness
  • Emotional dysregulation
  • Difficulty prioritizing
  • Executive functioning challenges

Our Evaluation Includes

  • Clinical interview
  • Developmental history
  • ADHD rating scales
  • Executive functioning measures
  • Behavioral observations
  • Review of previous records
  • Comprehensive written report
  • Individualized recommendations

Our Goal

Whether you're seeking answers for yourself or your child, we strive to provide a clear understanding of strengths, challenges, and practical next steps.

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Neurodevelopmental Evaluations

Looking at the Whole Picture

Development is unique for every individual. Neurodevelopmental evaluations help identify patterns of strengths and challenges that may affect communication, behavior, learning, adaptive functioning, emotional regulation, and everyday life.

Rather than focusing on a single diagnosis, these evaluations provide a comprehensive understanding of overall development.

Concerns May Include

  • Developmental delays
  • Communication differences
  • Social development
  • Executive functioning
  • Adaptive skills
  • Emotional regulation
  • Behavioral concerns
  • Sensory processing differences

Evaluation Components

  • Developmental interview
  • Behavioral observations
  • Standardized assessment measures
  • Rating scales
  • Adaptive functioning assessment
  • Record review
  • Individualized recommendations

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Diagnostic Clarification

When the Answers Aren't Clear

Sometimes symptoms overlap. Previous diagnoses may not fully explain current concerns, or individuals may experience changes over time that warrant a more comprehensive evaluation.

Diagnostic clarification evaluations are designed to carefully examine presenting symptoms, developmental history, and current functioning to better understand the most accurate clinical picture.

These Evaluations May Be Helpful If

  • Previous diagnoses don't seem to fit
  • Multiple diagnoses have been considered
  • Symptoms overlap across conditions
  • A second opinion is desired
  • Treatment has not been effective
  • Diagnostic uncertainty remains

Areas We May Evaluate

  • Neurodevelopmental disorders
  • Mood disorders
  • Anxiety disorders
  • Trauma-related conditions
  • Personality features
  • Psychotic disorders
  • Behavioral concerns
  • Executive functioning

Our Philosophy

A diagnosis should provide clarity—not confusion. We carefully consider the whole individual before making clinical recommendations.

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Behavioral & Emotional Evaluations

Understanding Emotional and Behavioral Health

Behavior often communicates something important. Emotional and behavioral evaluations help identify factors contributing to mood changes, emotional regulation difficulties, behavioral concerns, and everyday functioning.

These assessments provide valuable information that can guide treatment planning and support meaningful progress.

Reasons Families Seek Evaluation

  • Emotional outbursts
  • Anxiety
  • Depression
  • Irritability
  • Mood instability
  • Behavioral concerns
  • Difficulty regulating emotions
  • Social concerns
  • Trauma-related symptoms

Evaluation May Include

  • Clinical interview
  • Behavioral observations
  • Standardized assessment measures
  • Emotional and behavioral rating scales
  • Record review
  • Comprehensive report
  • Personalized recommendations

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Educational Support Evaluations

Supporting Success at School

School can present unique challenges for students with neurodevelopmental or behavioral differences. Our evaluations help families better understand the supports and accommodations that may promote success in educational settings.

While Everwell does not provide intelligence (IQ) testing or psychoeducational evaluations, our assessments can offer valuable clinical recommendations that assist families as they collaborate with schools and educational teams.

Recommendations May Include

  • Classroom accommodations
  • Executive functioning supports
  • Behavioral strategies
  • Sensory accommodations
  • Environmental modifications
  • Parent guidance
  • Teacher recommendations
  • Referrals for additional services when appropriate

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Services we do not provide

To ensure we deliver the highest quality care in our areas of expertise, Everwell does not provide:

  • Intelligence (IQ) testing
  • Forensic or court-ordered evaluations
  • Child custody evaluations
  • Independent Medical Examinations (IMEs)
  • Fitness-for-duty or competency evaluations

If your needs fall outside our scope, we're happy to help connect you with an appropriate provider whenever possible.

Process

What to expect

Every evaluation is personalized and may include:

  • Clinical interview
  • Developmental and medical history
  • Standardized assessment measures
  • Behavioral observations
  • Rating scales
  • Review of previous records (when available)
  • Comprehensive written report
  • Personalized recommendations
  • Feedback session to review results

Guidance

Is an assessment right for you?

You may benefit from an evaluation if you or your child are experiencing:

  • Social or communication differences
  • Difficulty with attention or focus
  • Executive functioning challenges
  • Behavioral or emotional concerns
  • Sensory sensitivities
  • Developmental delays
  • Learning or school-related challenges
  • Questions about a previous diagnosis
  • A desire for greater understanding and personalized recommendations

Philosophy of assessment

More than administering tests

Assessment is more than administering tests.

It is the process of understanding an entire person.

Scores alone never tell the whole story. At Everwell, we combine standardized assessment measures with clinical interviews, behavioral observations, developmental history, collateral information, and individualized recommendations to create a complete picture of each client.

Our goal is not simply to determine whether someone meets criteria for a diagnosis.

Our goal is to answer the questions that brought a family to us in the first place.

  • Why am I, or why is my child, struggling?
  • Why do things seem harder than they should?
  • What strengths can we build upon?
  • How do we move forward?

Those answers matter just as much as the diagnosis itself.

Our approach

Supportive and individualized

We understand that seeking an evaluation can feel stressful, emotional, and uncertain.

That's why we've intentionally designed an experience that feels different from a traditional testing clinic.

From your first phone call through your feedback appointment, our team walks beside you every step of the way.

We take time to listen.

We answer questions.

We explain the process.

We ensure you understand not only the results, but what they mean for everyday life.

Each assessment is tailored to the individual's developmental history, presenting concerns, strengths, and goals. We believe every client deserves to leave feeling informed, supported, and empowered.

Why Everwell was created

Built to change the experience

Everwell was founded after recognizing a growing need for high-quality neurodevelopmental assessments that are both clinically excellent and genuinely compassionate.

Too many families spend months, or even years, waiting for answers.

Too many leave evaluations with lengthy reports but little understanding of what comes next.

Too many individuals feel like another appointment on a busy schedule rather than a person with a unique story.

Everwell was created to change that experience.

We believe diagnostic assessments should provide clarity, confidence, and actionable recommendations that improve lives, not simply labels.

By combining evidence-based assessment practices with a warm, relationship-centered approach, we help individuals and families move forward with understanding and hope.

What makes Everwell different

Not a traditional testing clinic

We prioritize people before paperwork.

  • People before paperwork

    Our focus is understanding the individual, not simply completing a report.

  • The whole picture

    Every evaluation considers developmental history, emotional functioning, behavior, strengths, learning, executive functioning, relationships, and daily life—not just test scores.

  • Practical recommendations

    Families leave with clear next steps that can be implemented at home, school, work, and in therapy.

  • A welcoming environment

    Assessment should never feel intimidating. We've intentionally designed a calm, comfortable experience that reduces anxiety while encouraging authentic performance.

  • Strengths matter

    Understanding challenges is only half the story. Identifying strengths allows us to recommend supports that build confidence and resilience.

  • True collaboration

    With client permission, we work alongside physicians, therapists, educators, and other professionals to ensure recommendations are coordinated and meaningful.

A diagnosis isn't the end of the journey. It's the beginning of understanding.

At Everwell, our goal is to ensure every individual leaves with greater confidence, a deeper understanding of themselves, and a clear path forward.

Our team

Co-founders

Professional headshot of Dr. Shyanne Anthony, co-founder of Everwell Neurodevelopmental Institute

Dr. Shyanne Anthony, PhD, LPC, HS-BCP, PAI

Co-Founder | Licensed Professional Counselor | Neurodevelopmental & Diagnostic Assessment Specialist

Dr. Shyanne Anthony is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Human Services-Board Certified Practitioner (HS-BCP), Psychological Autopsy Investigator (PAI), healthcare executive, educator, and researcher with extensive experience evaluating complex mental health and neurodevelopmental presentations across the lifespan.

Throughout her career, Dr. Anthony has worked in psychiatric hospitals, residential treatment programs, outpatient behavioral health, and executive clinical leadership, overseeing multidisciplinary teams while developing innovative behavioral health programs and expanding access to specialized assessment services. She has evaluated individuals presenting with a broad range of diagnostic complexities, including neurodevelopmental disorders, severe mental illness, personality pathology, trauma-related disorders, and co-occurring behavioral health conditions.

As Co-Founder of Everwell Neurodevelopmental Institute, Dr. Anthony is passionate about providing comprehensive, evidence-based evaluations that move beyond simply assigning a diagnosis. She believes every assessment should tell a person's story—identifying strengths, explaining challenges, and providing meaningful recommendations that improve functioning across home, school, work, and community settings.

Dr. Anthony earned her Ph.D. in Developmental Psychology from Capella University, where her dissertation explored resilience development among young adults raised by mothers diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder. She also serves as an adjunct professor and remains actively involved in clinical research, leadership development, and advancing evidence-based behavioral healthcare.

Known for her thoughtful and thorough diagnostic approach, Dr. Anthony enjoys evaluating cases involving overlapping symptoms, diagnostic uncertainty, and complex clinical presentations that require careful differential diagnosis. She believes that accurate diagnosis is one of the most powerful tools for improving long-term outcomes and ensuring individuals receive the services and supports they deserve.

Areas of interest

  • Comprehensive Neurodevelopmental Assessments
  • Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
  • Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
  • Differential Diagnosis
  • Complex Diagnostic Presentations
  • Personality Disorders
  • Borderline Personality Disorder
  • Schizophrenia Spectrum and Other Psychotic Disorders
  • Mood Disorders
  • Trauma- and Stressor-Related Disorders
  • Executive Functioning
  • Behavioral and Emotional Assessment
  • Diagnostic Clarification
  • Psychological Report Writing
  • Clinical Consultation
  • Family Education and Diagnostic Feedback

Education & credentials

  • Ph.D., Developmental Psychology – Capella University
  • M.A., Clinical Mental Health Counseling – Bradley University
  • B.S., Psychology – Missouri State University
  • Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)
  • Human Services-Board Certified Practitioner (HS-BCP)
  • Psychological Autopsy Investigator (PAI)
Professional headshot of Hallie Hilsabeck, co-founder of Everwell Neurodevelopmental Institute

Hallie Hilsabeck, LCSW

Co-Founder | Licensed Clinical Social Worker | Autism & Neurodevelopmental Assessment Specialist

Hallie Hilsabeck is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with extensive experience supporting children, adolescents, and families navigating autism, developmental differences, behavioral health concerns, and emotional challenges. Her career has centered on helping families better understand their child's unique strengths while connecting them with practical supports that promote long-term success.

As Co-Founder of Everwell Neurodevelopmental Institute, Hallie is dedicated to creating an assessment experience that is welcoming, collaborative, and family-centered. She understands that seeking answers can feel overwhelming, and she strives to ensure each individual feels supported throughout every step of the evaluation process.

Hallie's approach focuses on seeing the whole child—not simply identifying diagnoses. She believes comprehensive evaluations should empower families with knowledge, confidence, and actionable recommendations that can be implemented in everyday life. She has a particular passion for helping parents understand autism, navigate educational systems, advocate for services, and build environments where children can thrive.

Her experience working closely with schools, treatment providers, and families allows her to bridge the gap between diagnosis and meaningful intervention. She believes every family deserves clear guidance, compassionate support, and practical next steps following an evaluation.

Areas of interest

  • Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
  • Early Childhood Development
  • Sensory Processing Differences
  • Social Communication
  • Developmental Delays
  • Adaptive Functioning
  • Parent Coaching and Education
  • Family Systems
  • IEP and 504 Plan Supports
  • School Consultation
  • Neurodevelopmental Evaluations
  • Executive Functioning
  • Behavioral and Emotional Regulation
  • Community Resource Navigation

Education & credentials

  • Master of Social Work – University of Missouri
  • Bachelor of Social Work – University of Central Missouri
  • Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)

Together at Everwell

Complementary expertise, one path forward

Everwell Neurodevelopmental Institute was founded on the belief that every individual deserves to be understood—not just evaluated. By combining Dr. Anthony's expertise in complex diagnostic formulation, differential diagnosis, and behavioral health with Hallie's specialized knowledge of autism, sensory processing, educational advocacy, and family support, Everwell offers a comprehensive, compassionate assessment experience that provides more than a diagnosis. Every evaluation is designed to deliver clarity, confidence, and a personalized path forward for the individuals and families we serve.

Pricing & payment

Investing in answers that last a lifetime

At Everwell Neurodevelopmental Institute, we believe that a comprehensive evaluation is more than a diagnosis—it's an investment in understanding, support, and a clear path forward.

To ensure every client receives the highest quality assessment experience, all evaluations are comprehensive and priced consistently regardless of the specific diagnostic concern.

We are committed to transparent pricing, flexible payment options, and helping families access the services they need.

Comprehensive assessment

$2,500

Starting with a $500 deposit to reserve your appointment.

Every comprehensive evaluation includes:

  • Comprehensive clinical interview
  • Review of developmental, educational, and medical history
  • Administration and interpretation of evidence-based assessment measures
  • Behavioral observations
  • Comprehensive diagnostic evaluation
  • Personalized written diagnostic report
  • Individualized recommendations for home, school, work, and community settings
  • One feedback session to review results, answer questions, and discuss next steps

Additional benefit for pediatric evaluations

For children and adolescents, every evaluation also includes:

  • One complimentary hour of IEP or school consultation to help families better understand their evaluation results and discuss recommendations with their educational team.

Additional IEP, 504, or school consultation is available for $100 per hour.

Payment options

We understand that investing in an evaluation can be a significant financial commitment for many families.

To make our services as accessible as possible, Everwell offers flexible payment options.

Deposit

A $500 non-refundable deposit is required to reserve your evaluation appointment and begin the assessment process.

Full assessment fee

$2,500

Remaining balance

The remaining balance may be paid through an agreed-upon payment plan; however, the full balance must be paid before the final report is released and the feedback session is conducted.

Flexible payment solutions

We recognize that the cost of an assessment can be difficult for some families to absorb.

To help make evaluations more accessible, Everwell offers:

  • Flexible in-house payment plans
  • Financing through approved third-party partners (coming soon)

Our goal is to reduce financial barriers while maintaining the highest standard of individualized assessment services.

Insurance

Everwell is currently a private-pay practice.

We are actively working toward credentialing with insurance providers and look forward to expanding payment options in the future.

At this time, payment is the responsibility of the client.

If requested, we are happy to provide a superbill, which contains the information some insurance companies may require if you choose to inquire about possible out-of-network benefits. Because every insurance plan is different, reimbursement is never guaranteed, and we encourage clients to contact their insurance carrier directly regarding their individual coverage.

HSA & FSA

We accept Health Savings Accounts (HSA) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) for eligible services. If you have questions about your specific plan, we recommend contacting your plan administrator before your appointment.

Accepted payment methods

  • Major credit cards
  • Debit cards
  • HSA cards
  • FSA cards
  • Electronic payments

Additional services & fees

  • Additional IEP, 504, or School Consultation$100/hour
  • Additional copies of your reportContact our office
  • Additional record review beyond the standard evaluationMay be billed if extensive; discussed in advance
  • Additional forms or documentation requested after the final reportFees discussed prior to completion

Cancellation & rescheduling

A $500 deposit is required to reserve your appointment and begin the assessment process.

Because comprehensive evaluations require significant preparation and reserved testing time, deposits are non-refundable. If you need to reschedule, please contact our office as soon as possible. Whenever feasible, we will work with you to accommodate one rescheduled appointment.

Good Faith Estimate

Under the No Surprises Act, clients who are uninsured or choose not to use insurance have the right to receive a Good Faith Estimate explaining the expected cost of healthcare services before care begins.

A Good Faith Estimate will be provided before services begin so you can make an informed decision regarding your care.

Questions about pricing?

We understand that choosing an evaluation is an important decision, and we're here to help. If you have questions about our services, payment options, or whether an assessment is right for you or your loved one, we'd be happy to talk with you.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Assessment Process

Do I need a referral?

No. Most clients are able to schedule an evaluation without a referral. While some physicians, therapists, schools, or other professionals may recommend an evaluation, a referral is not required to begin the process.

What ages do you evaluate?

Everwell provides comprehensive evaluations for children, adolescents, and adults. Our assessment process is tailored to each individual's age, developmental level, and presenting concerns. The youngest age in which we have worked with is 3.

Can you evaluate adults?

Yes. We provide comprehensive diagnostic evaluations for adults seeking greater understanding of autism, ADHD, neurodevelopmental concerns, diagnostic clarification, and behavioral or emotional functioning.

How long does the evaluation process take?

The length of the evaluation process varies depending on the individual's needs and the complexity of the assessment. Most evaluations are completed over one or more appointments, followed by scoring, interpretation, report writing, and a feedback session.

During your consultation, we'll discuss the anticipated timeline for your evaluation.

How many appointments are required?

Every evaluation is individualized. Most clients can expect:

  • An initial clinical interview
  • One or more assessment appointments
  • A feedback session to review results and recommendations

Additional appointments may be recommended if clinically appropriate.

Do you offer telehealth?

Some portions of the evaluation process, including consultations, clinical interviews, record reviews, and feedback sessions, may be completed through secure telehealth when clinically appropriate.

Assessment appointments requiring standardized testing are typically conducted in person to ensure the accuracy and integrity of the evaluation.

What records should I submit?

Helpful records may include:

  • Previous evaluations
  • School records or report cards
  • IEPs or 504 Plans
  • Therapy records
  • Medical records related to your concerns
  • Relevant behavioral or developmental documentation

Our team will provide guidance regarding records that may be helpful before your appointment.

Diagnosis & Reports

Will I receive a diagnosis?

If the evaluation supports a diagnosis based on current clinical standards, we will discuss those findings with you during your feedback session. If a diagnosis is not appropriate, we will explain our clinical impressions and provide recommendations based on the evaluation findings.

Our goal is always to provide clarity—not simply a diagnosis.

Will I receive a written report?

Yes. Every comprehensive evaluation includes a detailed written report summarizing the assessment process, clinical findings, diagnostic impressions (when applicable), and individualized recommendations.

Can the report be used by my child's school?

Our reports are designed to provide meaningful clinical information and recommendations that may be helpful to schools when determining appropriate supports and accommodations.

Each school district has its own policies regarding eligibility for special education services, accommodations, and educational programming. Final decisions regarding school-based services are made by the educational team.

Can the report be used for workplace accommodations?

Our reports may assist individuals seeking workplace accommodations by providing documentation of clinical findings and functional recommendations. Because every employer has different policies and requirements, acceptance of documentation is determined by the employer.

Can you attend school meetings?

Yes. Every pediatric evaluation includes one complimentary hour of consultation that may be used for IEP or school-related support if desired.

Additional consultation, school meetings, or collaboration with educational teams is available for $100 per hour.

What happens if additional testing is recommended?

Occasionally, an evaluation may identify concerns that would benefit from additional specialized assessment outside the scope of our practice, such as cognitive (IQ) testing, psychoeducational evaluations, speech-language evaluations, occupational therapy, or medical consultation.

If additional services are recommended, we will discuss those recommendations and help connect you with appropriate providers whenever possible.

Insurance & Payment

Do you accept insurance?

Everwell is currently a private-pay practice.

We are actively working toward credentialing with insurance providers and look forward to expanding payment options in the future.

Can I use out-of-network benefits?

Many insurance plans offer out-of-network benefits; however, coverage varies by individual policy.

We encourage clients to contact their insurance carrier before scheduling to ask about their available out-of-network benefits and any documentation that may be required.

Do you provide superbills?

Yes. Upon request, we are happy to provide a superbill containing the information some insurance companies may require if you choose to submit a claim for possible out-of-network reimbursement.

Please note that Everwell cannot guarantee reimbursement, as benefits vary by insurance plan.

How much does an evaluation cost?

Our comprehensive diagnostic evaluations are $2,500.

This fee includes:

  • Clinical interview
  • Comprehensive evaluation
  • Written diagnostic report
  • Feedback session with personalized recommendations

Pediatric evaluations also include one complimentary hour of IEP or school consultation.

A $500 deposit is required to reserve your appointment, and flexible payment plans are available. The remaining balance must be paid before your feedback session and release of the final report.

Practice Policies

Can parents be evaluated at the same practice as their children?

Yes. Everwell provides evaluations for children, adolescents, and adults. We are happy to discuss evaluation options for multiple family members while ensuring each individual receives a separate, personalized assessment.

What is your cancellation and rescheduling policy?

A $500 non-refundable deposit is required to reserve your evaluation.

If you need to reschedule your appointment, please contact our office as soon as possible. We understand that unexpected situations arise and will make reasonable efforts to accommodate one rescheduled appointment when possible.

Do you provide emergency or crisis services?

No. Everwell is an outpatient assessment practice and does not provide emergency, crisis, or urgent behavioral health services.

If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health emergency or is in immediate danger, call 911, go to your nearest emergency department, or contact your local crisis response services immediately.

Still have questions?

We know choosing an evaluation is an important decision, and we're here to help. If you have questions about our services, the assessment process, or scheduling an appointment, we'd be happy to speak with you.

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