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Neuropsychological Evaluation Process
On average, each evaluation takes anywhere from 8 to 15 hours. There is a 60-90 minute intake session to review the in-depth intake packet (completed and submitted before the first appointment) and discuss referral concerns and relevant background information.

Intake and feedback sessions can be completed via telehealth based on patient preference; however, testing is completed in person and designed specifically for you.

The testing length is determined by the number and type of evaluation measures required to address the referral concern. The goal is to complete the testing process in one day; however, occasionally, testing will need to be separated into more than one session. These details will vary from person to person.

Questionnaires and surveys help us to understand the patient outside of the clinical setting. These are usually completed by the patient, family, and/ or other collateral sources (such as teachers or school personnel). There is a 60-minute feedback session to review the results and recommendations.

A full report with strengths, vulnerabilities, and recommendations is provided, typically one to two weeks after the feedback session. This report can also be sent to any additional team members as long as a release of information is signed.

There is a 60-minute intake assessment to review the intake packet (completed and submitted before the first appointment) and discuss referral concerns and relevant background information. Additional 30-minute follow-up appointments are scheduled based on the unique needs of each patient.

An initial diagnostic assessment to determine individual needs for therapy and overall fit. Additional therapy appointments will be scheduled based on the unique needs of each patient. The duration of therapy can vary based on the referral concern.

Dr. Lee provides comprehensive neuropsychological services for patients across the lifespan (children ages six and up, adolescents, adults, and older adults).

Emily Luitjens provides psychiatric medication management services for patients ages 14 and up.  She specializes in working with older adults and individuals diagnosed with dementia.

Carrie Gapinski is licensed to see individuals across the lifespan but specializes in children and adolescents.

You can contact the clinic via the contact link on the website, or you can call the clinic directly (320-247-4068). 
 
Outside clinic referrals can be sent via fax (218-656-7265).
 
If agencies (county, school districts, clinics, etc) are interested in discussing contracting with Clary Clinic for services, contact Dr. Lee.

Neuropsychological evaluations are currently scheduled for initial appointments within two months.  
 
Psychiatric medication management and individual therapy services are currently scheduled for initial appointments within one month.

Emily Luitjens is a Clary Clinic provider accepting Medicare Part B for psychiatric medication management coverage. She is not currently accepting other insurance reimbursement.

Other Clary Clinic providers do not file for insurance reimbursement. You pay the clinic directly for services. Most of our services are considered “out of network”. Your insurance provider may cover out-of-network services. We will happily provide you with a superbill after paying for the evaluation, which can be provided to your insurance provider for potential partial reimbursement. Most patients receive 50-80% insurance reimbursement for services.
 
Our goal is to provide you with mental health services that are comprehensive, individualized, and timely. We want decisions about your care to be made by you and your provider, not insurance employees. We want to complete the assessments that we feel are medically best, not just ones more likely to be paid by an insurance company. Insurance companies require a diagnosis and make it a permanent part of the patient’s medical record. Our patients should be able to choose if they want to do that.
 
Insurance companies do not cover testing for learning and attentional concerns, as well as many other areas that are often necessary to include in comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations. Although the insurance company will indicate the evaluation is covered, it has generally left the clinic/ provider without compensation.  Out-of-network services are a way for us to maintain a high standard of care in a financially sustainable way.

A superbill is a record of all the procedures (CPT codes) that were used as part of the evaluation along with any diagnoses (ICD-10 codes) made based on the results. Superbills are different from reciepts or invoices because they provide additional information regarding the visit (diagnoses and procedure codes) required to have a claim approved. If the patient is able to be reimbursed for a portion or all of the evaluation costs, we will assist you in understanding the superbill.

Cash and debit/credit cards are accepted forms of payment. Some HSA/ FSA accounts also allow for payments out of those accounts, which is also an accepted form of payment. If you have a pre-tax account set aside for healthcare expenses, you can use the debit card associated with that account. You will be asked to provide a credit or debit card on file in our clinic during your scheduling.
 
Fees for psychiatric medication management and individual therapy will be due at the time of or before the scheduled appointment. 
 
Due to the high demand for neuropsychological evaluation appointments, there is a $100 scheduling fee to reserve your appointment time. This fee is nonrefundable but will be applied towards your total bill if the appointment is attended. With the addition of the scheduling fee, $150 is due on the date of your intake interview, with the remainder of the invoice due at the time of testing. For cases where the interview and testing are completed on the same day, the full invoice is due on the date of that appointment.