The length of each evaluation depends on the type of evaluation and the individual’s unique situation. In general, however, the evaluation lasts between 1.5 to 3 hours. Dr. Creasy finds this is the optimal amount of time to obtain reliable results while also maximizing the individual’s effort and stamina.

Dr. Creasy is currently licensed to provide evaluations in Texas and Connecticut.

Fees vary depending on the type of the evaluation, but Dr. Creasy offers competitive rates. Dr. Creasy will work with you and your family to determine the scope of the evaluation and provide a rate that fits your and your family’s budget.

The evaluation fee includes the intake interview, the evaluation itself, a written report, and feedback session to explain all results. Dr. Creasy also provides relevant and up-to-date referrals and resources and is available any time after the evaluation process for additional consultation if necessary.

Unfortunately, Dr. Creasy does not accept insurance. However, he does provide a “super bill” that can be submitted for potential reimbursement from the individual’s insurance company.

Dr. Creasy can assess for a wide-variety of conditions outlined in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-V). Among these conditions, Dr. Creasy specializes in identifying ADHD, dyslexia, dysgraphia, anxiety, depression, and Autism Spectrum Disorder.

In most cases, Dr. Creasy will provide the written report within two to three days of the evaluation, provided all information from the individual has been submitted. Dr. Creasy will also schedule the feedback session as quickly as possible, typically within a week of the evaluation.

Dr. Creasy provides an extensive list of recommendations at the of the report that are designed to meet the unique needs of the individual. Dr. Creasy will talk with you about treatment options, including academic support, counseling, therapy, and possible medication.

No, Dr. Creasy does not and cannot prescribe medication. Dr. Creasy typically refers medication management to a psychiatrist, pediatrician, or primary care physician.

In most cases, yes! Many studies now exist demonstrating virtual evaluations are as valid and reliable as in-person evaluations. However, every individual is different, and some may benefit from a virtual evaluation more than others. Dr. Creasy can help you determine which particular method is best based on your situation.

Dr. Creasy does not provide counseling or therapy at this time. Dr. Creasy maintains an extensive support network and is happy to refer those in need to a qualified counselor or therapist.