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Neurofunctional "IME"

Insurance adjusters, case managers, and attorneys often desire neuropsychological examination of a claimant/client outside the realm of treating professionals. This "independent" examination is sought as an objective and comprehensive status report. Where physicians provide independent medical examinations, neuropsychologists provide independent neurofunctional examinations.

Independent Neuropsychological Assessment may be provided to assist in medical-legal and forensic issues, worker's compensation, personal injury, treatment evaluation, and disability assessments.

The neurofunctional "IME" is a comprehensive neuropsychological examination that is geared toward

bulletthorough review and documentation of history and records
bulletbroad description of neuropsychological status and relevant personality, sociocultural, physical, and other cofactors that might influence the expression of brain injury
bulletdefinitive diagnostic statement with clear determination of causation, severity, and functional and vocational consequences
bulletprognostic understanding relevant to attainment of maximum potential improvement
bulletnecessary treatment and further study for addressing targeted, realistic outcomes

A neuropsychological IME typically requires ten or more hours, including records reviews, interviewing, testing, and report writing. The cost for a comprehensive IME is typically $1500. to $2000. although can go higher if records are voluminous, continuous monitoring of evolving records is needed, or life care planning is involved.

To enquire about professional services, please contact:

Dennis P. Swiercinsky, Ph.D.
Clinical Neuropsychologist

Portland, Oregon
(503) 220-1660

email dps@brainsource.com

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