Neurocognitive Testing
Neurocognitive Testing
Neurocognitive testing provides an objective assessment of memory, attention, executive function, language, and processing speed to help diagnose cognitive disorders.
When would my neurologist order Neurocognitive Testing?
- Memory loss
- Mild cognitive impairment
- Dementia evaluation
- Traumatic brain injury
- Attention or concentration difficulties
- Monitoring cognitive changes over time
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1. Who Performs The Test?
Testing is administered by our trained neuropsychologist or psychometrist and interpreted by your neurologist.
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2. Why Would My Doctor Order This Test?
Your doctor may order this test to evaluate memory loss, learning difficulties, attention problems, or changes after a brain injury.
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3. What Should I Expect?
You will complete a series of paper-and-pencil and computer-based tasks. The test takes about 2–3 hours.
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4. When Will I Get My Results?
Your test will be reviewed and interpreted by your neurologist. Results are typically available within 5–7 business days and will be uploaded securely to your patient portal.
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5. How Will This Test Help Manage My Condition?
It helps confirm a diagnosis, track changes over time, and guide treatment and daily strategies.