WHAT ARE THE MOST FREQUENTLY REFERRED CLINICAL CONDITIONS TO NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING?

 

1. Older adults who are concerned about their memory or declining cognitive abilities

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2. Older adults diagnosed with dementia who want to know how poorly or how well they are functioning across different cognitive domains.

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3. Older adults whose families want more objective evidence to help them know how much care their loved one needs based on their abilities.

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4. Older adults who are diagnosed with Parkinson’s, Huntington’s disease, or Multiple Sclerosis, who want to find out how the diseases are affecting cognitive abilities

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5.  Older adults who have had a stroke and want to know which areas of their cognitive abilities are most affected and what is preserved 

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6. Patients who have had a TBI (traumatic brain injury) from a fall or accident (for now just those on medicare) and want to know if they suffered damage to their cognitive abilities as a result. 

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7.  Patients who we tested who want a follow up a year or two later to see if their cognitive functioning is declining or remains the same compared to previous testing.