We don’t use a “one size fits all” approach to measuring brain health. Your licensed psychologist will apply their expertise in neuropsychology to assess your cognitive functioning and provide highly personalized, science-backed recommendations.
During our Brain Health Assessment, you’ll complete a series of interactive tasks—think puzzles and quizzes—along with a guided conversation that helps us better understand your memory, attention, and thinking skills. The process is thoughtfully tailored to you, so there’s no unnecessary testing or irrelevant tasks..
We also move faster than traditional providers, so you won’t have to wait months for an appointment or answers. Most clients and families receive results within six weeks.
We know testing can feel stressful, so we do everything we can to make the process affirming, individualized, and as comfortable as possible.
Why you might choose this evaluation
Knowing how your symptoms uniquely affect you can help differentiate between typical cognitive changes and signs of something more serious. We’ll also determine if additional testing is needed to assess for other concerns—such as traumatic brain injury (TBI), concussion, ALS, psychiatric conditions, or other medical issues.
Understanding why you’re experiencing changes in memory or thinking is important. Testing can help determine whether your memory or cognitive changes are within the range of what’s expected, or whether they’re indicative of other conditions, like dementia, brain injury, ALS, or Parkinson’s disease that may require additional care.
A Brain Health Assessment can be an important act of self-care, especially as you age or notice changes in mental sharpness. Learning whether your symptoms are in line with what’s expected or related to something more serious can bring peace of mind and support thoughtful planning. It’s normal to feel anxious about the results—we aim to offer clarity and reassurance while empowering you with meaningful next steps.
Being informed is an essential first step. This evaluation helps guide treatment decisions or specialist referrals. It also creates a valuable baseline for your cognitive health, which can be referenced in any future follow-up testing.
If testing reveals neurocognitive difficulties, our comprehensive summary report may support access to accommodations at work, school, or in other areas of daily life. Individuals with neurocognitive weaknesses or impairment may be able to access accommodations at work or in other environments with our comprehensive summary report.
Your evaluation starts with a conversation. In this first appointment, you’ll meet with one of our licensed psychologists who specializes in neurodivergence
During this appointment, we’ll:
We offer remote assessments for clients in California and Washington, as well as in-person appointments at our Los Angeles office.
During your testing session, you’ll complete a series of guided tasks with your psychologist. These may involve conversation, puzzles, or verbal activities designed to evaluate how your brain processes and organizes information..
We’ll focus on two main goals:
Once testing and information gathering are complete, we’ll schedule a follow-up to walk through the findings and any diagnoses.
During this appointment, we’ll:
We tailor every appointment to fit your learning style and preferences. We’ll go through your testing results, any diagnoses, and next steps using visual aids.
Prefer a streamlined version? No problem. We’ll provide a condensed report that includes the most essential takeaways: summaries of completed testing, any diagnoses,* and our recommendations.
The cost of the assessment is determined by your specific needs.
For more information on pricing, contact us.The cost of the assessment is determined by your specific needs. The average assessment costs $3,000.
The Brain Health Assessment takes place over three appointments:
A one-hour discovery session to review your history and current concerns
A two-hour virtual testing session
A one-hour feedback appointment to walk through your results and answer any questions
Remote assessments are available in English and Spanish for individuals located in California, Arizona, Texas, Michigan, and Washington.
