Independent Neuropsychological Evaluations
Objective. Structured. Defensible.
Dr. Nicoletti provides independent neuropsychological evaluations for attorneys requiring objective assessment of cognitive functioning, decision-making capacity, and diagnostic clarification in legal matters. Evaluations are conducted via secure telehealth for adults across participating jurisdictions.
Neuropsychological evaluation may be helpful in cases involving:
Traumatic brain injury and concussion
Stroke or cerebrovascular disease
Memory loss and suspected dementia
Neurological illness
Cognitive decline
Capacity and decision-making
Differential diagnosis (neurological vs. psychiatric vs. functional)
Independent neuropsychological evaluation
Fitness for duty or cognitive functioning evaluations
Evaluation Process
Independent neuropsychological evaluations typically include:
Review of relevant records
Clinical interview
Objective standardized neuropsychological testing
Performance validity assessment
Data analysis and interpretation
Comprehensive written report
Report components
Referral question
Records reviewed
Background history
Behavioral observations
Test validity
Test findings by cognitive domain
Diagnostic impressions
Functional implications
Opinions related to referral question
Reports are written in clear, professional language appropriate for legal and medical review.
This is a private-pay practice.
A retainer is required prior to scheduling independent evaluations.
Fee structures vary depending on:
Complexity of referral question
Volume of records
Scope of evaluation
Legal involvement
Fee schedules are available upon request.
Private Pay & retainer
referral process
Attorney contacts office to discuss referral question
Retainer agreement executed
Records provided for review
Evaluation scheduled
Written report issued