Polarbear - I haven't received anything from him yet, and, no, there is no follow-up appointment although I did schedule one today with the first psychologist we saw that referred us to this man. It felt very much like this was the minimal of effort expended with very little willingness to go beyond. He only spent about 15 minutes with me after the testing, and I think that is all I'll have with him. I would never recommend him to someone else.
I'll definitely post the scores once I have them.
Epoh - when we can afford to have testing outside of our insurance-approved list, I will definitely follow through with more testing from someone else. It runs well over $1000, though, and right now that's just not possible.
Does your school system not pay for this? There's a federal mandate to identify gifted children, which of course requires testing. And if a parent has significant disagreement with testing results (like your situation would be had the school sent you to this guy) you should have the right to request an Independent Educational Evaluation. This means that you may ask that a professional, competent evaluator who is not employed by the school system conduct another evaluation of your child.
If you request an IEE of your child, the school must provide you with information about where you can obtain such an evaluation. (Larger districts like ours usually already have payment set-ups in place with a number of independent providers, and those independent providers know what the district is looking for by way of documentation-- though some people go outside that list entirely.)
