ADHD Testing near Wyoming
ADHD testing for Wyoming families and adults
Wyoming sits between both of my offices, so families here can choose based on insurance rather than distance. The Byron Center location takes MESSA and Anthem plans in addition to the BCBS, Blue Care Network, ASR, and Aetna coverage accepted at both, which matters for the many Wyoming residents who work for schools or health systems.
Wyoming Public Schools, Godwin Heights, Godfrey-Lee, Kelloggsville, and Grandville all serve parts of the city, and I regularly write reports for 504 and IEP meetings in each district. The report states the diagnosis, the instruments used, and specific accommodations, which is what school teams need to move forward.
For adults in Wyoming, testing is the same comprehensive process: clinical interview, standardized testing including the TOVA, differential diagnosis to rule out anxiety, depression, trauma, and sleep disorders, a written report, and a feedback session.
Getting here from Wyoming
From most of Wyoming the Byron Center office is a 10 to 15 minute drive south on Byron Center Avenue or Clyde Park to 76th Street. The Grand Rapids office on Kraft Avenue is a similar distance east along 28th Street or M-6.
What the evaluation includes
Session one is a one-hour clinical interview covering developmental, medical, academic, and emotional history, followed by about two hours of standardized testing including the TOVA and validated rating scales. Between sessions I score, interpret, and rule out the conditions that imitate ADHD: anxiety, depression, trauma, sleep disorders, and learning differences. Session two is a feedback hour where we go through the written report together. Full details, cost, and insurance are on the main testing page.
Schools and colleges served
Reports are written to be actionable by school teams and disability offices, including Wyoming Public Schools (Wyoming High, Wyoming Junior High, Wyoming Intermediate), Godwin Heights, Godfrey-Lee, Kelloggsville, Grandville, Byron Center, Potter’s House, Tri-unity Christian, and Wyoming charter schools, plus Grand Rapids Community College, Grand Valley State University, Davenport University, Calvin University, and Michigan State University. Related reading: What ADHD testing costs in West Michigan.
Common questions
Where do you offer ADHD testing near Wyoming?
At Riverside Counseling Professionals, 7740 Byron Center Ave SW, Suite 102, Byron Center, MI 49315. From most of Wyoming the Byron Center office is a 10 to 15 minute drive south on Byron Center Avenue or Clyde Park to 76th Street. The Grand Rapids office on Kraft Avenue is a similar distance east along 28th Street or M-6. A second office, Centennial Park Counseling in Grand Rapids, is also available.
How much does ADHD testing cost for Wyoming residents?
Riverside Counseling Professionals bills insurance directly and is in network with Blue Cross Blue Shield, Anthem BCBS, MESSA BCBS, Blue Care Network, ASR Physicians, and Aetna. Call (616) 367-5813 for current self-pay rates. A superbill is available for out-of-network reimbursement.
Do you test children from Wyoming Public Schools?
Yes. Children ages 6 and up, teens, and adults. Evaluations for students include parent and teacher rating scales and a report written for 504 plan and IEP meetings.
How long does the evaluation take?
Two appointments, a week or two apart: a one-hour clinical interview plus about two hours of standardized testing, then a feedback session of up to one hour.