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For Healthcare Providers: Process & Forms

The process for ordering an AD/HD test at the Center is as follows. Evaluate the patient in your facility. If you feel they are at risk for ADHD:

  • Fax an order on a referral form to our office. A diagnosis of encephalopathy unspecified (348.0) should be used for best chance of reimbursement. The procedure that you will order is a quantitative-eeg (QEEG) and digital analysis.

  • Once our facility receives the order, we will contact the patient and schedule their test. We will then send them all of the appropriate paperwork to complete, this includes an extensive 22 page social/medical/psychological history, and Connor’s checklists for the appropriate persons. Our office will then fax a confirmation of the testing time to your office for the patient chart.

  • We will test the patient at the scheduled time and the patient will return the completed paperwork to us. Following testing, we will have Dr. Richard Hutchison, a licensed clinical psychologist and our clinical director, review the results of the QEEG, digital analysis, and all of the completed paperwork from the patient. Dr. Hutchison will then write a detailed interpretation with recommendations for your review. This interpretation and the NeuroLex results will be faxed to your office. We can call your office at this time to schedule the follow up appointment before the patient leaves our facility, if you wish.

  • You will then have the patient return to your facility for evaluation of results and to plot a course of treatment for the patient. 

  • We will be billing insurance for the patients.

AD/HD Assessment Center, 4364 7th Street, Moline, Illinois 61265.
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