What are the costs of the program? [+/-]
The surgeon is responsible for his or her travel, hotel (special rate available at our nearest hotel), breakfasts, and dinners. A one-time all-inclusive fee, paid in advance, will cover the two-day comprehensive evaluation and report. This fee is presently being calculated. You may contact us for the amount of this fee.
Are meals included? [+/-]
Lunch will be provided each of the two days. Breakfasts and dinners are the responsibility of the surgeon. Baltimore offers many opportunities for excellent meals.
How do I get from the hotel to Sinai Hospital and back? [+/-]
There is a convenient shuttle from the Radission Cross Keys Hotel and back. If a surgeon drives a personal car, we will provide a parking pass each day.
What clothes should I wear? [+/-]
Comfortable clothes are appropriate. You will not be judged in any way based on your dress. Shoes with heels are discouraged. Room temperatures will be comfortable but an additional layer of clothing such as a sweater may give you more flexibility. The tests are not physically stressful, though the day is long.
What should I bring? [+/-]
Accommodations such as eyeglasses, hearing aids, and braces should be worn. Cell-phones and pagers must be turned off during the tests but may be used during the lunch breaks.
What determines the cost of the program? [+/-]
The greatest cost of the program is clinician time, particularly the neuropsychology component. Some sophisticated equipment is employed in the Physical/Occupational Medicine area.