Now accepting families in Rhode Island

Your child's autism evaluation in Rhode Island, in weeks not years.

Pediatrician-led virtual autism evaluations for children ages 18 months through 10 years, anywhere in Rhode Island. Three visits, a complete DSM-5 diagnostic report, and a flat fee of $1,499. No waitlist and no referral required.

100% virtual Results in 2 to 4 weeks Research-validated approach
A parent and child engaged in calm play together at home

A small state with the same long waitlist.

Rhode Island families are often told the nearest opening is months out, and sometimes that the nearest opening is in another state entirely. Being close to Boston does not help much when the Boston clinics carry their own waitlists and their own referral requirements.

Everything that follows a diagnosis, therapy authorization, school supports, Early Intervention services, waits with you.

Foyer shortens that. Three virtual visits, typically two to four weeks from intake to findings, conducted by a board-certified pediatrician who has completed more than 1,100 virtual autism evaluations.

One flat fee. Everything included.

$1,499, paid at intake. No copays, no pre-authorization, no surprise billing. HSA and FSA eligible.

Three virtual visits

Intake, structured clinical observation, and a findings visit where Dr. Levine walks you through the report herself. Roughly 30 minutes each.

A DSM-5 diagnostic report

Comprehensive, signed by a board-certified physician, with diagnostic codes and clinical findings. Not a screening result.

A care plan you can use

Concrete recommendations for therapy, school, and next steps, written so the people who receive it can act on it.

An itemized superbill

For families with PPO or out-of-network benefits. Most recoup a meaningful portion of the fee.

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Dr. Selena Levine, board-certified pediatrician
Dr. Selena Levine, DO Board-Certified Pediatrician · 1,100+ autism evaluations

Care delivered by a physician, not a platform.

Every family that comes to us is carrying a long list of questions. My job is to listen carefully, observe thoughtfully, and give you an answer you can trust, along with a plan you can actually use.

Dr. Selena Levine is a board-certified pediatrician who specializes in virtual autism diagnosis. She has personally evaluated more than 1,100 children for autism via telehealth, making her one of the most experienced virtual autism diagnosticians in the country. Her broader pediatric training spans primary care, emergency medicine, urgent care, and telehealth.

You'll see Dr. Levine personally for all three visits. Not a rotating roster, not a handoff between clinicians. The same physician from intake through findings.
1,100+
Virtual autism evaluations completed
Board-certified
Pediatrician, autism diagnosis
Penn · NYCOM · UConn
Undergrad, medical school, and residency

What a diagnosis opens up in Rhode Island.

Early Intervention, for children under three. Rhode Island's Early Intervention program serves children from birth to age three through certified local providers. Families can refer directly.

IEP and 504 planning, for school-age children. Districts use the diagnostic report to open a special education referral and begin their own evaluation. Foyer's report is structured to meet the documentation those teams work from.

Therapy authorization. ABA, speech, and occupational therapy providers generally require a documented autism diagnosis before beginning care or requesting authorization from your health plan. Rhode Island's autism insurance mandate requires many state-regulated plans to cover autism treatment once a diagnosis is on file.

Anywhere in Rhode Island, from your living room.

Foyer is fully virtual, so there is no clinic to drive to and no difference in access between a city and a rural county. If you can get a stable video connection, you can be seen. Families across the state work with us, including in:

  • Providence
  • Warwick
  • Cranston
  • Pawtucket
  • East Providence
  • Woonsocket
  • Newport
  • Central Falls
  • North Kingstown
  • South Kingstown
  • Westerly
  • Bristol

One requirement: your child must be physically located in Rhode Island at the time of each visit. That is a licensing rule, not a Foyer policy, and it applies to every telehealth practice in the country.

What Rhode Island families ask us first.

Yes. Foyer is currently accepting families in Rhode Island, and your child needs to be physically located in the state at the time of each of the three visits.

Foyer's report is DSM-5 aligned and signed by a board-certified physician, structured to meet the documentation an IEP team expects when a special education referral is opened. The district will still complete its own evaluation, since educational eligibility and a medical diagnosis are separate determinations. The report is what starts the process.

Foyer charges a flat $1,499 for the complete evaluation, paid at intake. We do not bill insurance directly, but we provide an itemized superbill you can submit to PPO or out-of-network benefits, and HSA and FSA funds are eligible.

Children from 18 months through 10 years. If your child is older and you are not sure whether we are the right fit, send us a note and we will tell you honestly before you book.

Answers your family can act on.

Tell us a little about your child and we'll confirm availability in Rhode Island within one business day.