Do you or your loved one have concerns about memory, concentration, learning problems, or changes in behavior? If you are wondering if Alzheimer’s disease, Autism, ADHD, or other medical/neurological conditions are a cause of your cognitive problems, then a Neuropsychological Evaluation might be right for you.

Neuropsychological evaluations can help you and your medical providers understand how the different areas of your brain are working and can provide information on your areas of strengths and areas of weaknesses. Testing is usually recommended when there are symptoms or complaints involving memory or other aspects of thinking. This may be signaled by a change in concentration, organization, reasoning, memory, language, perception, coordination, behavior or personality.

The evaluation involves a review of relevant records (e.g., medical and psychiatric), a comprehensive clinical interview and neuropsychological testing (focused on the standardized assessment of attention, memory, language, executive function, and visuospatial abilities). Following the evaluation, a family conference will be held where test findings and treatment recommendations will be discussed with the patient and their family members.

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