Yes, these are healthcare insurances we are affiliated with:
- Medicare
- Workers Comp
- No Fault
- Tricare
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you accept insurance?
What can I expect in a neuropsychological evaluation?
A neuropsychological evaluation consists of:
- Interview to gather relevant medical and social history
- Neuropsychological evaluation (3-4 hours)
- Feedback appointment to discuss the results – A report will be generated to give to patient and referring provider detailing the patient’s history, results of the neuropsychological evaluation, and recommendations.
The evaluation consists of paper-and-pencil tasks, computerized tasks, and answering questions related to your mental, physical, and cognitive functioning. These tasks are used to assess general intellect, attention and concentration, reasoning, problem solving, visuo-spatial functioning, language, memory, motor and emotional functioning. The evaluations are tailored to each person’s presenting concerns.
What some important reasons for a neuropsychological evaluation?
- Identification of cognitive difficulties – The examination can be useful in detecting mild memory and thinking problems that may be subtle.
- Differential diagnosis – Different illnesses affect the brain in different ways and produce specific patterns of strengths and weaknesses.
- Identification of change in functioning – A neuropsychological evaluation may be utilized to document change in cognitive functioning and behavior during an illness or following surgery, injury, or treatment.
- Treatment planning – The examination can be used to identify target problems in order to plan the most effective treatment or to create a behavioral plan to accommodate specific weaknesses.