Gain New
Insights.
Get Back to Your
Passions.
WHY TESTING?
Have you started to wonder if you have ADHD?
​ We can help.
Many times it happens during transitions.
Starting college. A new job. The birth of a child.
Symptoms that were once manageable are now out of control.
​
Family. Friends.
Your therapist.
(Tik-Tok).
All can be valuable sources of information.
But it's time for something more formal.
Psychological assessment can bring clarity to issues
that have become overwhelming and confusing.
ABOUT
Dr. Kristin Roberts and Dr. Alex Houseknecht
are psychologists in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
​​
They each have almost a decade of experience
with testing, including ADHD, learning disorders,
mood and personality, and evaluations for
refugees seeking asylum.
Dr. Kristin Roberts
Licensed Psychologist
Dr. Alex Houseknecht
Licensed Psychologist
THE PROCESS
Fill out paperwork.
Meet. Talk. Test.
Get your report.
1
Intake
We're just talking.
We'll ask about your current symptoms and some background information. You may not remember everything, and that's OK.
​
Time: 1-1.5 hours
Format: Virtual or In-Person
2
Testing
You take some tests.
It's a little tedious, but we promise it's not painful. This is when you fill out self-report forms and perform some tasks that test your attention.
​
Time: 1.5-3 hours
Format: In-Person
3
Feedback
You find out the results.
Congrats! You've made it to the end. We'll go over the whole report and talk about diagnoses (if any) and recommendations for next steps.
​
Time: 1 hour
Format: Virtual or In-Person
Contact
1514 Wealthy St SE
Suite 290
Grand Rapids, MI 49506
Frequently asked questions
Do you take insurance?
Yes! We take Blue Cross Blue Shield, Blue Care Network, Priority Health, Aetna, ASR, and Medicare. Different plans have different coverage, so make sure to reach out to your provider to ask about coverage for ADHD testing.
Here are the billing codes we use: 90791, 96136, 96137, 96132, 96133.
How much does testing cost?
The cost of testing varies widely based on your insurance coverage. If you are paying out of pocket, the cost is between $1,500-$1,800. If you are using insurance, your provider may want you to pay full cost until you have met your deductible, they may charge a copay for each appointment, or they may provide full coverage. Make sure to reach out to your insurance provider to ask about coverage for testing.
How long is the testing process?
The time from start to finish is variable based on scheduling, but it can take about one month. There are three appointments in the testing process, as well as the time needed to write the final report. Your testing psychologist will be able to give you a more specific timeline, and can work with you on a specific deadline if needed.
Do I get a report?
Yes! At the end of the testing process, you will receive a comprehensive report that includes your identifying and background information, the results of all the tests you completed, diagnoses (if any), and recommendations for next steps. If diagnosed with ADHD, you can use this report when discussing appropriate medications with your physician, or when seeking accommodations at your school or workplace.
Do you test kids?
Right now we are only accepting new intakes with adults age 18 and older.
Can I get medications for ADHD?
We are not able to prescribe medications. If you have been diagnosed with ADHD, you can use the comprehensive report we provide you to seek appropriate medications through your psychiatrist, primary care provider, or any other prescribing professional.
Can I get accommodations for my school or workplace?
If you have been diagnosed with ADHD, you can use the comprehensive report we provide you to procure academic or workplace accommodations. For colleges and universities, you will typically go through the office of disabilities. At work, you will likely talk to your HR representative.