Evaluation Types

We commonly evaluate for the presence of the following disorders:

  • Dementia (also known as a neurodegenerative process)
    • Alzheimer’s Disease
    • Vascular Dementia (stroke, cardiovascular disease, diabetes)
    • Dementia due to Lewy Body Disease
    • Frontotemporal Dementia, including Primary Progressive Aphasia
    • Dementia due to Parkinson’s Disease or other movement disorders
    • Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy
    • Posterior Cortical Atrophy
  • Other neurological conditions that can result in cognitive difficulties
    • Epilepsy and seizure disorders 
    • Multiple sclerosis 
    • Concussions or Traumatic brain injuries 
    • HIV/AIDS and other infectious diseases
    • Endocrine and metabolic disorders
  • Developmental Disorders
    • ADHD
    • Learning Disabilities
    • Autism Spectrum Disorder

Comprehensive Neuropsychological Evaluation ($3,500) 

This is our full-spectrum cognitive and emotional wellness check. It’s ideal if you’re experiencing challenges with memory, attention, learning, mood, or processing, and want a clear picture of what’s going on. 

What’s included: 

  • In-depth interviews to understand your goals, history, and current concerns 
  • Standardized testing across cognitive areas like attention, memory, language, processing speed, and visual-spatial skills 
  • Personality and emotional functioning assessment to explore how mood or stress may be affecting your day-to-day life 
  • A thorough, integrated report that connects the dots and offers personalized treatment recommendations 

Think of it as a 360° understanding of your brain and how you’re feeling — all geared toward helping you move forward. 

Developmental Evaluation ($3,500) 

This evaluation is designed for individuals seeking insight into lifelong patterns that may point to ADHD, autism spectrum traits, or specific learning differences — whether diagnosed or not. 

What’s included: 

  • A collaborative intake conversation to understand your life story, strengths, and concerns 
  • Testing across social cognition, executive functioning, language, and learning 
  • Personality and sensory-style assessments to explore how you interpret the world 
  • Recommendations for accommodations at school, work, or home environments 
  • A comprehensive, strengths-focused report tailored to your goals and needs 

Especially helpful for those seeking clarity, validation, or support for navigating life with a unique cognitive style. 

Older Adult Evaluation (70+ years) ($2,000) 

Designed with older adults in mind, this evaluation seeks to clarify the causes of cognitive changes and provide actionable guidance to maintain independence and wellness. 

What’s included: 

  • Brief, targeted cognitive testing (memory, attention, language, and problem-solving) 
  • Screening for depression, anxiety, or other mood-related concerns 
  • Collaboration with local neurologists to ensure continuity of care 
  • A concise report with practical recommendations for daily functioning or treatment options 

Gentle, respectful, and tailored to support aging with dignity and clarity. 

Neuropsychological Reevaluation of Prior Patients($2500)

A neuropsychological evaluation may identify weaknesses that may be reversible or reflect a degenerative decline due to a disease process or injury.  You or your physician may be interested in a follow-up evaluation after 12-18 months for comparison, as it can clarify the effectiveness of treatment or the underlying cause of declines. 


The reevaluations for cognitive decline can often be less time-intensive (because information about your history and specific test data has already been gathered).  As a result, for prior patients seen by Dr. Kearns or Reilly, the cost of a reevaluation for cognitive decline (memory loss or concerns of dementia) is available for $2500, even for individuals younger than age 70.

Non-Clinical Evaluations (starting at $400/hour)

These evaluations serve important non-medical purposes, often tied to legal, occupational, or personal decision-making needs. 

Possible reasons for referral: 

  • Fitness to return to work after injury 
  • Legal cases involving decision-making capacity 
  • Disability claims requiring functional documentation 
  • Professional ability assessments (e.g., for physicians or attorneys) 

What’s included: 

  • Tailored testing based on your specific referral questions 
  • Flexible scheduling and upfront time estimates 
  • Hourly billing with a retainer prior to starting 

We’ll help you get the data you need, in a format suitable for legal or vocational purposes, with clarity and professionalism.