Patient Appointment Details – Neuropsychology Fairfax

Appointment Details

Your appointment will last 4-5 hours (testing time may vary depending on patient’s testing speed).
There will be a 30 minute lunch break during the appointment. We suggest that you bring your lunch or there is a cafe in the building for your convenience.
Bring glasses and hearing aids if you wear them.
Bring your insurance cards, ID, referral slip from your doctor, and your completed patient forms.
Please try to get a good night’s sleep (or at least your “normal” amount of sleep) the night before the evaluation and follow your “normal” morning routine before your appointment. For example, you should eat breakfast, take your morning medications, and drink your usual amount of coffee, tea, or other beverage. If you are being assessed to determine if you have an attention-deficit disorder (ADHD), however, you might not want to take any attention-enhancing medication that day. Please call us if you have questions about this.
Family members are welcome to participate in the interview with the doctor, which usually takes the first 45 to 60 minutes of the appointment, but family members will not be able to be present while the patient is being evaluated.

To Book an Appointment Call: (703) 876-0966 option 1

3020 HAMAKER COURT
SUITE 103 FAIRFAX, VA 22031
PHONE: 703-876-0966
FAX: 703-876-1628

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Covid-19 Update

Our office is open and we are scheduling appointments at this time.
As you all know, there is a new mandate from the Virginia government to close down all non-essential offices. Under paragraph 5 of the mandate, medical offices are allowed to remain open, so we are continuing to conduct evaluations for now. Please be assured that we are taking all precautions to keep our environment safe for everyone. For the past several weeks, we have been adhering to the guidelines for enhanced sanitizing procedures, and we have re-arranged furniture and changed office/testing procedures so we can maintain at least 6 feet between you and any of our staff. For all in-person appointments, face masks/coverings are being worn by all staff. We are asking that all patients wear a face mask/covering during their appointment. Any patient that does not have their own face mask/covering, one will be provided by our office. In order to ensure the safety of our patients and staff, we are taking the temperature of staff and patients on a daily basis. If it is determined that a staff member or patient has a fever (i.e., temperature in excess of 100 degrees), that person will be asked to go home. In an effort to keep you safe, our office manager will take you immediately from the waiting room into a private room where you can complete the intake paperwork.

You are welcome to bring a family member with you so he/she can participate in the clinical interview, but we ask that family members leave the office after the interview (if possible), so they are not in the waiting room. Also, the deli in our building has closed, so please bring any snacks and drinks that you’d like to have with you. We’re happy to provide water, coffee, and tea.
In order to continue serving patients who would like evaluations but cannot come to the office in person, we are now able to offer telehealth appointments (to include virtual clinical interviews and testing). Please note that this service currently is only covered for Medicare and some private insurers. If you would like to schedule a telehealth visit, please call our scheduling department, 703-876-0966 option 1, to see if your insurance provider is participating.
Our decision to remain open has been a difficult one, but we feel that it’s our ethical obligation to continue providing services to our patients at this point.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us.
We hope you all stay safe and healthy!

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