Neuropsychological evaluation in Utah

Who It Is For

When cognition is part of the question

A neuropsychological evaluation is the right level when thinking itself is part of what needs explaining: attention and focus problems, memory concerns, executive functioning struggles, questions about intellectual strengths and weaknesses, or underperformance at work or school that effort alone has not fixed.

It is also the level we recommend when mood or anxiety problems come with a lifelong undercurrent, because undiagnosed neurodevelopmental conditions such as ADHD are among the most commonly missed drivers of emotional difficulties, and specific cognitive weaknesses can quietly limit performance in ways that feel like character flaws but are measurable and addressable.

What Is Included

A complete cognitive and diagnostic picture

The evaluation includes a thorough clinical interview, intellectual functioning, executive functioning, attention, and memory testing with validity measures, and a well-validated self-report and personality battery covering mood, anxiety, OCD, and related concerns. Autism assessment can be added as a combined evaluation when that question is on the table.

Every evaluation ends with a detailed written report, a feedback session where we walk through the findings, and specific treatment directions with referrals to trusted providers in the community. Note that we do not currently offer specific learning disorder evaluations (reading, writing, or math); if that is your primary question, we are glad to point you to providers who do.

Cost & Timeline

Published pricing, fast turnaround

The Neuropsychological Evaluation is $2,200 for adults and $2,400 for children and adolescents; with autism assessment added, $2,700 and $2,900. All prices are all-inclusive, with the $175 telehealth intake credited toward your total, and a Good Faith Estimate provided before services begin. These are introductory community rates, set below the typical Utah market for comparable evaluations.

We schedule your testing dates at the intake and keep turnaround fast: your evaluation is a priority, not a place in a queue. Exact timing varies with scheduling and current volume.

FAQ

Common questions

What does a neuropsychological evaluation test?

Intellectual functioning, executive functioning, attention, and memory, using well-validated instruments with validity measures, integrated with a full diagnostic interview and personality and symptom measures covering mood, anxiety, and OCD.

How much does a neuropsychological evaluation cost in Utah?

At Godfrey Advanced Psychological Services, $2,200 for adults and $2,400 for children and adolescents, all-inclusive with published pricing, at introductory community rates set below the typical Utah market. With autism assessment added, $2,700 and $2,900.

How long does it take?

Intakes are available now with no waitlist, testing dates are set at your intake, and the written report follows feedback on a fast turnaround. Exact timing varies with scheduling and current volume, but the process is built to move quickly.

Do you evaluate memory problems?

We assess memory as part of the full evaluation, with particular attention to how executive functioning shapes what you can hold onto and retrieve day to day.

Does insurance cover it?

We are in-network with the Huntsman Mental Health Institute Behavioral Health Network (HMHI-BHN), the mental health benefit for University of Utah employees and dependents; covered members are billed through their plan, not self-pay. All other clients are self-pay with published pricing, and we provide a detailed superbill for out-of-network reimbursement. We are unable to serve individuals covered by Medicare, including Medicare Advantage.