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Cost of neuropsychiatrist visit by state

The following estimated costs are based on cash prices that providers have historically charged on average for neuropsychiatrist visit and will vary depending on where the service is done. The prices do not include the anesthesia, imaging, and other doctor visit fees that normally accompany neuropsychiatrist visit.

StateName Average Cash Price
$85 - $126
$115 - $171
$96 - $143
$84 - $125
$106 - $157
$93 - $138
$102 - $151
$99 - $147
$98 - $145
$93 - $138
$87 - $130
$88 - $131
$86 - $128
$98 - $145
$89 - $132
$81 - $120
$84 - $124
$86 - $127
$95 - $141
$86 - $127
$101 - $150
$104 - $155
$96 - $142
$108 - $160
$86 - $128
$85 - $127
$89 - $132
$87 - $129
$92 - $136
$92 - $137
$112 - $165
$85 - $126
$105 - $156
$84 - $125
$94 - $139
$88 - $130
$94 - $139
$96 - $142
$99 - $146
$105 - $156
$90 - $133
$84 - $124
$84 - $125
$91 - $135
$95 - $141
$93 - $138
$91 - $135
$101 - $150
$91 - $135
$96 - $142
$93 - $138

Neuropsychiatrists are specialists that combine neurology, psychiatry, and neuropsychology to treat their patients. These specialists focus on how the brain influences behavior. A neuropsychiatrist will consider brain function when assessing, diagnosing, and creating treatment plans. 

Treatment by a neuropsychiatrist will include:

  • Disease prevention
  • Early detection of neuropsychiatric disorders
  • Assessment and determination of the origin of the neuropsychiatric problem
  • Treatment of conditions using a multidisciplinary approach

A neuropsychiatrist is a psychiatrist that has received additional training in neurology and psychiatry. They are eligible to obtain certification in this subspecialty. Psychiatrists focus on the evaluation and treatment of mental illness. While a neuropsychiatrist may treat some of the same disorders, their approach considers neurological function and symptoms.

Neuropsychiatrists treat conditions such as:

  • Schizophrenia
  • Bipolar disorder
  • Major depression
  • Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
  • Autism
  • Parkinson’s disease
  • Dementia
  • Head injuries

Yes, a neuropsychiatrist is a medical doctor. These doctors may specialize in either psychiatry or neurology and then further study to bring the two specialties together. Doctors that started with a psychiatry focus are often called neuropsychiatrists, while doctors that began under a neurology focus may be referred to as behavioral neurologists.

Neuropsychiatrists treat changes in the brain that result in psychiatric symptoms. Treatment may include things like:

  • Counseling
  • Prescription medication
  • Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)

Your neuropsychiatrist will help determine how your brain function may be changed or influence your symptoms.

Neuropsychiatry and neuropsychology are not the same. Neuropsychiatrists are medical doctors that can prescribe medication as part of their treatment plan. Neuropsychologists may treat some of the same conditions; however, they do not prescribe medication. The neuropsychologist's role is involved with the assessment and psychological testing to evaluate brain disorders.

* Savings estimate based on a study of more than 1 billion claims comparing self-pay (or cash pay) prices of a frequency-weighted market basket of procedures to insurer-negotiated rates for the same. Claims were collected between July 2017 and July 2019. R.Lawrence Van Horn, Arthur Laffer, Robert L.Metcalf. 2019. The Transformative Potential for Price Transparency in Healthcare: Benefits for Consumers and Providers. Health Management Policy and Innovation, Volume 4, Issue 3.

Sidecar Health offers and administers a variety of plans including ACA compliant and excepted benefit plans. Coverage and plan options may vary or may not be available in all states.

Your actual costs may be higher or lower than these cost estimates. Check with your provider and health plan details to confirm the costs that you may be charged for a service or procedure.You are responsible for costs that are not covered and for getting any pre-authorizations or referrals required by your health plan. Neither payments nor benefits are guaranteed. Provider data, including price data, provided in part by Turquoise Health.

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