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Neuropsychological testing & evaluations

A comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation is the gold standard for understanding how your brain is functioning. It provides an objective, detailed picture of memory, thinking, and behavior — and forms the foundation of every effective treatment plan.

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Who should get a neuropsychological evaluation?

An evaluation is appropriate whenever a clear, objective understanding of cognitive function is needed for diagnosis, treatment, or documentation.

Memory concerns & cognitive decline

Anyone experiencing memory loss, confusion, or significant changes in thinking that may indicate early dementia, MCI, or other cognitive conditions.

After brain injury

Patients recovering from TBI, stroke, or brain tumor who need a baseline assessment and ongoing cognitive monitoring.

Post-COVID cognitive symptoms

Patients experiencing persistent cognitive symptoms following COVID-19 infection who need objective measurement and a treatment roadmap.

Mental health conditions

Patients with depression, anxiety, PTSD, or ADHD where cognitive testing helps differentiate diagnoses and guide treatment decisions.

Legal & insurance documentation

Neuropsychological reports are admissible in Workers Compensation, No-Fault, disability, and personal injury cases as objective evidence of cognitive impairment.

Academic & vocational planning

Students and professionals seeking documentation of cognitive strengths and weaknesses for academic accommodations or vocational rehabilitation.

What does a neuropsychological evaluation test?

A full evaluation takes 3 to 6 hours and covers all major cognitive domains. It is the only way to build a complete picture of brain function across multiple systems simultaneously.

Memory

Immediate and delayed recall, verbal and visual memory, recognition

Attention

Sustained, selective, and divided attention; working memory

Processing speed

Speed of mental operations and reaction time

Executive function

Planning, problem-solving, mental flexibility, inhibition

Language

Naming, fluency, comprehension, reading, and writing

Visuospatial

Visual perception, construction, and spatial reasoning

Mood & behavior

Depression, anxiety, PTSD, and behavioral regulation

Intelligence

General cognitive ability and academic achievement

What happens during a neuropsychological evaluation?

Pre evaluation intake

Before your evaluation, our clinical coordinator reviews your medical history, prior test results, medications, and specific concerns.

Clinical interview (60 to 90 minutes)

A detailed conversation about your symptoms, daily functioning, medical history, and life history with our clinician.

Standardized testing (2 to 4 hours)

A battery of validated neuropsychological tests administered by a trained examiner. Tests may be paper-and-pencil or computer-based. Breaks are provided.

Scoring & interpretation

Your results are scored and compared to age, education, and gender matched normative data. The clinician identifies patterns that point toward specific diagnoses.

Feedback session

A meeting to review your results in plain language, explain what the findings mean, and answer all your questions.

Written report

A comprehensive written report is provided within 2 to 3 weeks. The report includes your scores, diagnosis, and specific treatment and accommodation recommendations.

Can neuropsychological testing be used for legal cases?

Neuropsychological evaluations from Cognifica Health are used in Workers Compensation cases, No-Fault insurance claims, disability determinations, and personal injury litigation.

Our reports are written to meet legal and insurance documentation standards. Dr. Abrahams has extensive experience as an expert witness in neurological injury cases.

Insurance accepted

  • Medicare
  • Tricare
  • Workers Compensation
  • No-Fault insurance
  • Most commercial plans

Virtual evaluations available for qualifying services.

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Frequently asked questions

A neuropsychological evaluation is a comprehensive assessment of cognitive function including memory, attention, processing speed, executive function, language, and visuospatial abilities. It uses standardized tests to compare your performance to age matched norms and identify patterns that point toward specific diagnoses.

Schedule a neuropsychological evaluation

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Medically reviewed by Dr. Susan Mogan, PMHNP, DNP, Board certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

Last reviewed: March 2026

Sources and References

  1. American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology: What is a Neuropsychologist?
  2. NIH: Neuropsychological Assessment
  3. American Psychological Association: Guidelines for Neuropsychological Assessment

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