Referring providers

For physicians and colleagues

A small private-pay practice built to be genuinely useful to the person who sends the patient: prompt scheduling, thorough testing, and a report that answers the question you actually asked.

Because there is no insurance authorization to wait on, most referrals are seen within a few weeks. Reports are returned two to three weeks after testing, with diagnostic conclusions stated plainly, validity addressed, and recommendations specific enough to act on — medication considerations, accommodation language, therapy targets, and follow-up intervals.

With patient authorization, findings are communicated directly to you, by phone when the case warrants a conversation rather than a document.

Evaluation services are provided in New York and Alabama in person, and by telepsychology across participating PSYPACT states (APIT Provider #20538).

How to refer

Call (516) 993-8906 or write to BrittneyRandolphPhD@gmail.com. Patients may also self-refer through the contact page.

Please do not send protected health information by email. A secure release will be sent once the patient makes contact.

Common referral questions

Diagnostic clarification: When attention complaints, anxiety, mood, sleep disruption, and trauma histories overlap and the diagnosis will change what you prescribe.
Adult ADHD: Standardized testing with observer report and validity measures, appropriate for patients requesting stimulant treatment or academic and workplace accommodations.
Cognitive concerns: Baseline and follow-up cognitive profiling for memory complaints, post-concussive symptoms, medical or neurological history, and capacity questions.
Pre-surgical clearance: Transplant, bariatric, spinal cord stimulator, and pain management evaluations, returned quickly and formatted for your surgical team.
ARP evaluations: Assessments for licensed professionals in the reinstatement process, conducted with the objectivity those referrals require.