Stanford Autism and Developmental Disorders Clinic
Stanford, CA
- Details from the organization's own pages
- Last checked
Oct 18, 2026 - Not yet published:
insurance or Medi-Cal
Stanford Medicine Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Quick facts
From the organization's own pages. Anything it doesn't publish is marked “Not yet confirmed.”
- Address401 Quarry Road, Stanford, CA 94305Directions
- Phone(650) 723-5511
- Ages servedNot yet confirmed
- InsuranceNot yet confirmed
- Medi-CalNot yet confirmed
- New evaluation inquiriesMain Phone and New Patient Intake: (650) 723-5511
- Last checkedOct 18, 2026, from its website
About Stanford Autism and Developmental Disorders Clinic
Stanford Autism and Developmental Disorders Clinic in Stanford offers autism and developmental evaluations for children. It does comprehensive testing itself rather than referring it out.
From its websitePsychologist-led diagnostic assessments require a doctor's referral; site notes waitlists for most services.
Not published yetinsurance and fees, Medi-Cal, the ages it evaluates. Ask about these when you call.
Checked against Stanford Autism and Developmental Disorders Clinic's website on Oct 18, 2026. Each fact below links to its source page.
What this organization offers
Details below are from the organization's website, checked on Oct 18, 2026.
| Evaluations offered | Autism, Developmental | From the organization's website, Oct 16, 2026 ↗ |
|---|---|---|
| Comprehensive testing | Performs comprehensive testing | From the organization's website, Oct 16, 2026 ↗ |
| Ages served | Not yet confirmed | |
| Insurance | Not yet confirmed | |
| Medi-Cal | Not yet confirmed | |
| Private pay | Not yet confirmed | |
| Referral | Doctor’s referral required | From the organization's website, Oct 18, 2026 ↗ |
| New evaluation inquiries | Main Phone and New Patient Intake: (650) 723-5511 | From the organization's website, Oct 18, 2026 ↗ |
| Languages | Not yet confirmed | |
| Telehealth | Not yet confirmed |
"Not yet confirmed" means the organization has not published it. Ask about ages served, insurance, Medi-Cal when you call.
Can I get a free evaluation in Santa Clara County?
Private evaluations can cost thousands of dollars. Two public programs evaluate children at no cost, and you can use them while you wait for a private appointment.
- Under 3: Early Start
San Andreas Regional Center evaluates babies and toddlers for free. Call 1-844-700-9889 or read how Early Start works here.
- 3 and older: your school district
Ask in writing and the district must send an assessment plan within 15 days. Write the request letter or read the timelines.
- Have Medi-Cal?
A school assessment decides school services, not a medical diagnosis. What each one gets you.
What do these evaluations involve?
Questions parents ask about Stanford Autism and Developmental Disorders Clinic
What evaluations does Stanford Autism and Developmental Disorders Clinic offer?
Stanford Autism and Developmental Disorders Clinic offers autism and developmental evaluations for children. It does comprehensive testing itself rather than referring it out.
Does Stanford Autism and Developmental Disorders Clinic accept Medi-Cal?
Stanford Autism and Developmental Disorders Clinic hasn't published whether it accepts Medi-Cal, so ask when you call. Children with Medi-Cal can also get evaluations through their Medi-Cal plan, the regional center, or the school district.
Where is Stanford Autism and Developmental Disorders Clinic located?
Stanford Autism and Developmental Disorders Clinic is at 401 Quarry Road, Stanford, CA 94305.
How do I contact Stanford Autism and Developmental Disorders Clinic?
To ask about an evaluation, call (650) 723-5511 and use the contact page on its website.
Can I get a free evaluation instead in Santa Clara County?
Often, yes. For a child under 3, San Andreas Regional Center evaluates for free through Early Start; call 1-844-700-9889. From age 3, your public school district assesses for special education at no cost when you ask in writing, and it has 15 days (not counting school breaks longer than five school days) to send an assessment plan. A school assessment decides school services, not a medical diagnosis.