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No. Rahangdale Psychiatry PLLC is a self-pay practice and does not currently accept insurance or participate in insurance panels. Payment is due directly from the patient.

Superbills may be provided upon request for patients who wish to seek possible out-of-network reimbursement. Current self-pay fees and payment policies are outlined on the Fees & Process page.

A superbill is a detailed receipt that includes information insurance companies may require for out-of-network reimbursement, including dates of service, fees paid, procedure codes, diagnosis codes, and provider information.

Patients may submit superbills directly to their insurance company, but reimbursement is not guaranteed.

Yes. The practice is primarily telehealth-based. Patients must be physically located in Massachusetts at the time of the appointment and must be in a private, safe location for the visit.

Yes. The practice has a particular focus on adult ADHD evaluation and treatment. Evaluations are designed to be careful and comprehensive, with attention to symptoms, functioning, developmental history, psychiatric and medical contributors, rating scales, and treatment goals.

Stimulant medications may be considered when clinically appropriate, but they are not guaranteed. ADHD treatment begins with diagnostic evaluation and shared decision-making.

Treatment may include stimulant or non-stimulant medications, behavioral strategies, sleep and lifestyle interventions, therapy recommendations, or other supports depending on the clinical situation.

Possibly, but transfer of care requires an initial evaluation and clinical review. Prior records, medication history, pharmacy history, and treatment response may be requested.

Continuing a prior medication is not automatic and depends on clinical appropriateness, safety, and treatment planning.

The Comprehensive Adult ADHD Evaluation Package is a psychiatric evaluation and treatment-planning process for adults seeking diagnostic clarity around ADHD.

It may include pre-visit rating scales, a detailed clinical interview, assessment of developmental history and current impairment, screening for overlapping conditions, review of relevant prior records when available, and a feedback/treatment-planning visit.

This is not the same as formal neuropsychological testing.

No. Rahangdale Psychiatry PLLC does not provide formal neuropsychological testing. If neuropsychological testing is clinically indicated, Dr. Rahangdale may recommend referral to an appropriate testing provider.

The practice does not provide disability-only evaluations or guarantee letters for school, work, testing accommodations, or disability benefits.

Documentation may be considered only when clinically appropriate and after an established treatment relationship.

Yes. In addition to ADHD, the practice provides psychiatric evaluation and medication management for anxiety, mood disorders, sleep difficulties, stress, and life transitions.

The practice provides psychotherapy-informed psychiatric care. Some visits may include supportive, behavioral, or insight-oriented elements, but the practice is not designed as a weekly psychotherapy-only practice.

When dedicated psychotherapy is recommended, Dr. Rahangdale may help patients identify appropriate therapy referrals.

At this time, the practice is focused primarily on adults age 18+. This may change in the future.

No. Rahangdale Psychiatry PLLC does not provide emergency or crisis services. If you are experiencing an emergency, call 911, go to the nearest emergency department, or use an appropriate crisis service.

After submitting a request, you may be contacted with next steps. If the practice appears to be an appropriate fit, you may be invited to complete intake paperwork through the secure patient portal before scheduling an initial evaluation.