TeleNeuropsychology
Neuropsychological evaluations are essential for the accurate diagnosis and treatment of many conditions that affect memory and thinking skills, but they typically require multiple, relatively lengthy appointments at the neuropsychologist's office which may be far from your home. Recent developments in telemedicine and neuropsychological assessment have led to new tools and methods that allow for the efficient administration of standardized tests via remote HIPAA-compliant applications.
In TeleNeuropsychology, virtual assessments are conducted in your home via mobile phone or computer-based audio-video platforms. Interview, testing, and feedback sessions are scheduled on separate days to keep appointments to a reasonable length and appointments are scheduled at times that work best for you.
TeleNeuropsychology is a convenient, efficient, and cost-effective means of providing services to both local and remote patients. Our hybrid approach combines traditional neuropsychological tests that have established validity and reliability when administered remotely, with contemporary digital tests and screening batteries with normative population data based on remote administration methods. Our approach to TeleNeuropsychology results in a considerable cost reduction for most patients when our fees are compared to national billing averages for similar services provided by board-certified clinical neuropsychologists.
Remote, home-based telehealth is an increasingly popular method of service delivery in the United States. A 2021 survey by the American Psychological Association found that 96% of psychologists (including neuropsychologists) reported providing at least some services via telehealth, demonstrating its widespread adoption among practitioners. According to the American Medical Association Telehealth Survey, 98% of neurologists offered telehealth services in 2023.
TeleNeuropsychology is an approved service delivery format endorsed by many national organizations including the American Psychological Association and the Inter Organizational Practice Committee (IOPC) of the American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology.
Services are provided for patients ages 18 through late senior years. All evaluations are conducted by a board-certified clinical neuropsychologist.
Please see our "Practice Update" blog for more information about TeleNeuropsychology.
Consult with a board-certified expert from the comfort of your own home!
Clinical Services
* NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS are provided for patients who are experiencing problems with thinking, memory, or psychological functioning that impact important activities of independent daily living.
Common conditions include:
*High Functioning Autism, Adult Attention Deficit- Hyperactivity Disorder, and other neurodiverse developmental conditions
* Concussion and Mild Traumatic Brain Injury
* Mild Cognitive Impairment
* Alzheimer's, Lewy body, Frontotemporal, Vascular, and other types of dementia
* Medical disorders affecting cognition such as stroke-cerebrovascular disease, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson's disease, Huntington's disease, long COVID, electrical injury and polytrauma.
* SERIAL NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL RE-EVALUATIONS have many known benefits and advantages. Most notably, comparisons of data points can serve to document the natural progression or resolution of illness and injury which is often critical to differential diagnosis and treatment recommendations. Repeat testing can also be used to measure the clinical effectiveness of pharmacological, surgical, rehabilitation and educational interventions.
Much as medical laboratory tests are repeated to confirm initial findings, serial neuropsychological tests have value in determining whether initial findings were definitive or accurate (resulting in a correct diagnosis/recommendation), or inaccurate due to confounding examinee, examiner or environmental factors.
In a forensic context, retesting may serve these same purposes and can assist in determining whether the pattern of performances across time follows the expected course of recovery from an injury, as well as providing insight into the credibility of the examinee's presentation.
Forensic Services
Independent Neuropsychological Evaluations
Elder Law Matters
- Assessment of Diminished Capacity
- Medical Decision Making
- Testamentary Capacity
- Financial Vulnerability
- Undue Influence
Case Review and Advisement