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Mental Health Screening
Brief Emotional/Behavioral Health Assessment
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About This Procedure:
A mental health screening done with a questionnaire is a way to evaluate a person's mental and emotional health. The patient can answer the questions using a computer or the screening is given by a clinician or staff. The answers are scored to see if the person may be at risk for a mental health problem. Depending upon the screening results, a follow-up visit can be scheduled to further evaluate the problem.
The screening is a low cost way to check if emotional or behavioral problems could be at the root of a health condition. The cost of the screening may be included in the price of the doctor’s office visit.
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Included In This Price:
The price covers just this one service – often done in the office by a practitioner. This price does not include any other care like a visit, tests or medications.
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