Neuropsychological Assessment

A typical neuropsychological assessment takes a full day with the patient, sometimes more, measuring a number of different aspects of functioning and coping. This process includes:

—Detailed Clinical Interview
(this usually lasts 1 – 3 hours)

Detailed File Review
(approximately 75 – 100 pages per hour)

Administering standardized tests and procedures that measure functioning in a number of domains, including:
(this can take from 4 – 10 hours)

• Intelligence

• Academic and achievement abilities

• Attention (processing speed, sustained and divided attention, complex)

• Memory and learning (auditory vs. visual, incidental memory, complex)

• Visuospatial and construction abilities

• Executive functions (planning, organization, problem solving, etc.)

• Language (receptive and expressive)

• Perceptual and sensory motor abilities

• Psychological status (coping, emotional problems, behaviour and personality issues)

• Pain Assessment

• Symptom Validity and Effort Testing (malingering, symptom exaggeration)

Medical/Legal Assessments

Dr. Duncan Day & Associates also offers comprehensive services to attorneys, insurance companies and others who may be looking for an independent expert opinion with regard to psychological and neuropsychological functioning of their clients.

Rates & Fees

Starting in January 2019 we are changing to a simpler more inclusive flat rate fee structure. This reflects the standards of the assessment fees typically found in our area and reflects requests from clients over the years for a simpler, more inclusive system.

Documentation review can drive up the costs of an assessment. Any additional documentation reviewed over the 100 pages included in the flat fee should be negotiated in advance. We do charge late cancellation fees and “No Show” fees.

Please contact our office directly for a complete breakdown of our fee structure.