Autism Evaluation FAQs

Children, teens and young adults ages 5 to 22.

Testing is one full day in person. A full evaluation plus the written report typically takes two to three weeks.

Testing is in person at 353 Lexington Ave in Manhattan. The consultation and the feedback session can be in person or by video.

Yes, and it's common. The evaluation looks at both, along with anxiety, learning and other conditions that can overlap with autism.

Yes. Bright, verbal children, and especially girls, often do well academically while struggling socially or emotionally. That's a common reason for a later evaluation.

Whether your child meets criteria for autism, any co-occurring conditions, a profile of strengths and challenges, and recommendations for home, school and therapy.

Yes. The recommendations are written to support school planning, and schools must consider an outside evaluation that the family shares.

The practice doesn't bill insurance directly. You receive paid invoices with insurance codes to submit for reimbursement at your insurer's contracted rate.

One needs-based scholarship evaluation is offered each quarter, following exactly the same process as any other evaluation.

No. Dr. Tutty does not provide custody, parenting or other divorce-related evaluations.