Services
Administrative & Board-Directed Psychiatric Evaluations
Structured in-person psychiatric evaluations for administrative, licensing, or regulatory purposes — objective, and documented for the requesting entity.
An independent evaluation built for third-party requirements
Unlike a standard clinical consultation, this service is designed to meet the documentation and reporting standards expected by boards, employers, and regulatory bodies.
These evaluations differ from standard consultations in that they involve:
✓ Formal documentation
✓ Defined external requirements
✓ Direct reporting to third parties
✓ Office in-person visit if required by the third party
Important Notice
If you are seeking a general consultation or clinical opinion for you to provide to a third party or for your own use, without direct involvement of a board, employer, or regulatory body with the doctor, please review our Expert Opinion / Consultation Services page, which may be more appropriate for your needs.
What an administrative evaluation includes.
This service may include:
✓ Comprehensive clinical interview
✓ Review of medical, psychiatric, or administrative records
✓ Coordination and interpretation of laboratory testing (when applicable)
✓ Collateral information when required
✓ Preparation of a formal written report
✓ Submission of the report directly to the requesting entity
THIS SERVICE IS
✓ An independent, third-party directed evaluation
✓ Focused on objective clinical findings and documentation
THIS SERVICE IS NOT
✕ Ongoing treatment
✕ Legal advocacy
✓ Disability determination
✓ Court testimony (separate service)
Who requests administrative & board-directed evaluations
COMMON USE CASES
Structured evaluations across the most common third-party-directed contexts
Licensing & Regulatory Evaluations
Medical boards, legal boards, or other licensing entities
Professional monitoring or clearance requirements
Employer / Occupational Evaluations
Fitness-for-duty assessments
Return-to-work determinations
Administrative Reviews
Third-party requested psychiatric evaluations
Structured documentation for institutional use
THE PROCESS
From intake to submitted report — six clear steps.
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Submit Intake Request
Submit your intake request through the website.
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Payment Completed
Payment is completed before scheduling, unless a third party has officially confirmed responsibility for payment.
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Brief Review
A brief review is completed to confirm whether this service is appropriate for your needs.
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Evaluation Scheduled
The clinical evaluation is scheduled and conducted.
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Fee Quote
A fee quote is provided based on the complexity of the evaluation.
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Report Submitted
A formal written report is prepared and submitted as required.
Regarding Administrative & Board-Directed Evaluations
POLICY
This service involves a third-party directed psychiatric evaluation, which may be requested by or submitted to a licensing board, employer, federal agency, or other regulatory organization.
Individuals are responsible for confirming that an independent evaluation is appropriate for their situation. Some organizations require evaluation by designated or pre-approved evaluators, and acceptance of an independent evaluation is not guaranteed.
In this setting
- The evaluation is conducted in an independent and objective capacity.
- Findings will be submitted directly to the requesting entity.
- The evaluating physician does not act as an advocate for the individual.
Fees are based on the time, complexity, and administrative requirements of the evaluation and are not contingent on outcome or third-party acceptance.
FEES
Engagement-based pricing
Fees are based on the time, complexity, and administrative requirements of the evaluation and are not contingent on outcome or third-party acceptance.
Administrative / Board-Directed Evaluation
Self-Pay
Estimated range — a precise quote is provided after intake review based on the scope below.
Additional time, extended documentation, or ongoing administrative communication may incur additional fees. Payment is required in advance. This is a third party and/or self-pay service.
Serving Florida, New York & Massachusetts
Submit your intake request to start a brief appropriateness review. A fee quote will be provided based on complexity before the evaluation is scheduled.
Begin an administrative or board-directed evaluation
Frequently asked about administrative evaluations
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An administrative / board-directed evaluation is a third-party directed evaluation that may be submitted directly to a licensing board, employer, federal agency, or regulatory organization. If you are seeking a general consultation or personal expert opinion for your own use, please review our Expert Opinion / Consultation services.
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Individuals are responsible for confirming that an independent evaluation is appropriate for their situation. Some organizations require evaluation by designated or pre-approved evaluators, and acceptance of an independent evaluation is not guaranteed.
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No. This service is focused on objective clinical findings and documentation. It does not include ongoing treatment, legal advocacy, disability determination, or court testimony, which is a separate service.
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No. This service is focused on objective clinical findings and documentation. It does not include ongoing treatment, legal advocacy, disability determination, or court testimony, which is a separate service.
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A fee quote is provided after a brief intake review and is based on the level of external oversight, complexity of clinical history, volume of records reviewed, documentation and reporting requirements, testing and coordination involved, and administrative communication required.
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No. Fees are based on the time, complexity, and administrative requirements of the evaluation and are not contingent on outcome or third-party acceptance of your plea.
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The findings will be submitted directly to the requesting entity as part of the service. Specifics are confirmed during the intake review.
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This is a self-pay and/or third-party pay service. Payment is required in advance if not offered by the third party. Administrative and third-party directed evaluations are generally not reimbursed by insurance because they are not treatment.