Evaluation 07
Professional Reinstatement (ARP) Evaluation
A neutral, thorough evaluation written to withstand board-level review.
Objective evaluation for licensed professionals seeking reinstatement or a fitness determination through a monitoring or recovery program. The work is careful, the findings are neutral, and the report is written for the body that will read it.
- Format
- Virtual
- Session
- 2–3 hours
- Report
- 1–2 weeks
- Fee
- $1,100
Who this is for
This evaluation fits
- 01Licensed professionals in a monitoring or recovery program
- 02Clinicians seeking reinstatement of a license or privileges
- 03Professionals asked for an independent fitness determination
- 04Attorneys and programs requiring a neutral evaluator
Common reasons people come
What brings people here
A board or program requirement
Reinstatement after leave
A fitness determination request
Monitoring program milestones
Documentation of current status
An independent second review
What the evaluation includes
Measured, not estimated
Each area below is assessed with validated, age-normed measures and interpreted together rather than in isolation.
Comprehensive interview
Occupational, medical, and program history examined in detail.
Standardized measures
Validated instruments appropriate to the referral question and the reviewing body.
Records review
Program documentation, monitoring records, and prior evaluations integrated.
Board-ready report
Neutral in tone, complete in reasoning, and formatted for board or program review.
Expected timeline
From first call to feedback
A small number of evaluations are scheduled each month, so each stage receives the hours it requires.
Referral
Day 0Requirements confirmed with you, your attorney, or your program.
Step 1 of 4Records
Week 1Documentation gathered and reviewed before the interview.
Step 2 of 4Evaluation
2–3 hoursInterview and standardized measures in a single virtual session.
Step 3 of 4Report
1–2 weeksWritten findings delivered to the designated recipient.
Step 4 of 4
What patients receive
What you leave with
An independent determination
Findings reached on the evidence, without predetermined conclusions.
A complete report
Reasoning documented thoroughly enough to withstand board scrutiny.
Clear communication
You understand what is being assessed and what the report will contain.
Prompt delivery
Documentation issued on a defined timeline, to the recipient you designate.
Frequently asked
Questions people ask first
Whose evaluation is this?
The evaluation is independent. The findings are reported as they are, which is precisely what makes them useful to a reviewing body.
Who receives the report?
The recipient you designate in writing — typically your board, program, or attorney.
Can this be completed virtually?
Yes, and most programs accept virtual evaluations. Requirements are confirmed with your program before scheduling.
How long does it take?
Most evaluations are completed and reported within two to three weeks of the initial contact.
Clear next steps
How to begin
Request a consultation
A complimentary 15-minute call to describe what you are noticing and hear whether this evaluation answers your question.
Receive an estimate
A Good Faith Estimate and a written plan for scheduling arrive before any work begins.
Reserve your dates
Interview and testing sessions are scheduled together, so the full timeline is known from the start.
Also offered
While you wait
The Brain Blueprint™
Written work from this practice — plain-language guides to attention, memory, habit, and recovery. A one-page primer is free to download.
Next step
What happens next
Messages are answered within one business day. Consultations are usually available the same week.
- 01
Book a 15-minute call
Nothing is scheduled or charged at this stage.
- 02
We decide together
Which evaluation answers your question, what it costs, and when it can be held.
- 03
You receive it in writing
Dates, fees, and a Good Faith Estimate, before anything begins.