Neurocognitive evaluations for adults
Note: We recommend that you obtain services only from professionals who are appropriately licensed and qualified. Professionals on this list should be licensed by the Oregon Board of Psychologist Examiners. To verify licensure status, go to: www.oregon.gov/obpe/pages/verification_inforequests.aspx.
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(1) Local professionals who offer assessment
(2) Regional professionals who offer assessment
(3) Assessment for ADHD
(4) Assessment for Autism Spectrum
(5) Assessment for learning disorders
(6) Assessment for dementia and memory loss
(7) Assessment for brain injury and stroke
(8) Evaluation for employment disability (short-term / long-term)
(9) Fitness for duty evaluations
(10) Search professional databases (Oregon Psychological Association; American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology)
(1) Local professionals who offer assessment
Peak Psychological Services [Corvallis]: 541-758-1556 www.peakpsych.com/psychologists.
Kimberly Golletz, PhD [Psychologist]: Ages: young adults. “We assess intelligence, academic skills, and personality traits. Our evaluations identify learning disabilities, attention problems, and other conditions including anxiety and depression.”
Samaritan Neuropsychology [Albany]: 541-812-5760, www.samhealth.org/find-a-location/s/samaritan-neuropsychology-albany. Ages: Adults only. Providers:
Ashley Watts, PhD: "clinical interests include treating patients with dementia, ADHD and cognitive dysfunction.”
Robert Fallows, PsyD: “…has a special interest in... dementia, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, stroke and tumors.”
Philip Klineburger, PhD: "...provides neuropsychological evaluations for people with brain injuries or experiencing neurological or psychiatric conditions."
Norma Kehdi, PhD [Psychologist - Albany]:
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/norma-kehdi-albany-or/379097
ADHD; Education and Learning Disabilities
Transformative Health & Wellness
ADHD and autism spectrum evaluations for adults
(2) Regional professionals who offer assessment
Suzanne Best, PhD: [Clinical and Forensic Psychologist; Portland] Phone: 503-430-4071; Fax: 503-296-2378; www.suzannebestphd.com; suzanne@suzannebestphd.com; "Conducting in-depth psychological evaluations and offering attorney consultation and expert witness services in criminal, civil, immigration, employment, and disability cases. Providing culturally competent services including evaluations, debriefings, treatment, and trainings to Veterans and First Responders."
Laurence Binder, PhD [Neuropsychologist; Beaverton] Phone: 503-626-5246. https://laurencembinder.com. Conditions: traumatic brain injury, postconcussion syndrome, seizure disorder, suspected neurotoxicity, dementia, stroke, memory loss, and psychogenic and psychiatric disorders associated with cognitive complaints. "Dr. Binder performs medicolegal evaluations of persons reporting brain injury or psychological harm from accidents and medical events. He also does fitness for duty evaluations of healthcare professionals, first responders, and other types of workers." Ages: Adults (18+). Insurance accepted: Regence Blue Cross; Oregon workers compensation; Aetna; Moda; Providence Health Plan. Not accepted: Medicaid, Medicare, OHP.
James Bryan, PhD [Portland]: Phone: 503-284-8558; Fax: 503-208-2883; http://bryan-neuropsychology.com. Conditions: Brain Injury; Learning Disabilities; ADHD; Memory & Cognitive Decline; Forensic Mental Health; FAA Aeromedical; Fitness for Duty
Patricia Camplair, PhD [Psychologist; Portland]: Phone: 503-591-8322; Fax: 888-551-3580; Conditions: Traumatic brain injury, stroke, multiple sclerosis and other acquired brain injuries. Age: Adults (20+).
Amy Friday, PhD [Psychologist; Portland] Phone: 503-308-4251; Fax: 503-591-8628; http://opalinstitute.com. “specialty training in geropsychology (working with older adults and aging issues) and neuropsychological assessment (memory and other brain functions).”
Karen Hernandez, PhD [Psychologist] Phone: 503-803-9530; https://www.drkarenhernandez.com. I offer a wide variety of psychological evaluations for individuals ranging from children to adults. My goal is to help answer questions regarding overall psychological functioning, mental health needs, parental capacity, disability eligibility, and/or immigration petition. Bilingual.
Jennifer Hogansen, PhD [Psychologist; Eugene]: Eugene Psychological Associates; Phone: 541-972-3958; Fax: 855-420-9607; https://www.eugenepsychassessments.com/drhogansen. Ages: Children, Adolescents, and Adults. Areas of specialty: ADHD; Autism Spectrum Disorders; Learning disabilities; mild traumatic brain injuries (including concussion.) ADHD assessments for adults up to age 30.
Kordell Kennemer, PsyD [Neuropsychologist; Oregon City]: Willamette Falls Neuropsychology. Phone: 503-303-4257; Fax: 503-387-3957; Email: office@wfneuro.com “Dr. Kennemer specializes in neuropsychology and forensic psychology. Conditions: dementia and memory disorders, traumatic brain injury and post-concussive syndromes, cognitive issues in neurological or medical conditions, and neurodevelopmental disorders. ADHD evals are on a case by case basis. Ages: Children (age 6+); Adolescents; Adults
Matt Lundeberg, Psy.D [Lake Oswego]: Oregon Autism Evaluations, LLC; Phone: 971-231-0772; Fax: 971-339-4865; www.oregonautismevaluations.com Ages: Children (8+), Adolescents, Adult; "Dr. Lundeberg's evaluations focus on the diagnosis of ASD in children through older adults and seniors..."
David Northway, PhD [Psychologist; Eugene]: Phone: 541.683.1104 Fax: “Practice Focus Areas: Forensic Psychology, Neuropsychological Assessment.” No specific age range (case by case).
OHSU Adult Neuropsychology Clinic [Portland]: Phone: 503-494-6176; Fax: 503-418-5320; https://www.ohsu.edu/school-of-medicine/psychology/adult-neuropsychology “... provides comprehensive evaluations for adults age 18 and above with suspected neuropsychological dysfunction. This includes signs and symptoms of intellectual compromise and behavioral dysfunction that involve, but are not restricted to memory deficits, language difficulties, developmental disabilities, impairment of organization and planning, and perceptual abnormalities.”
Julie Redner, PhD [Psychologist; Eugene]: Oak Street Medical Phone: 541.431.0000; Fax: www.oakstreetmedical.com/mental-health/clinical-neuropsychology.html. “Specializing in neuropsychological and psychological evaluations. She sees individuals 16 years of age and older. She completed a postdoctoral fellowship in rehabilitation neuropsychology…. She did a post-doctoral fellowship in clinical neuropsychology….”
Gretchen Scheidel, PhD [Psychologist; Eugene]: Eugene Psychological Associates; Phone: 541-972-3958; Fax: 855-420-9607; http://eugenepsychassessments.com. Young adults (to age 25). Neuropsychological Assessment. Areas of specialty: ADHD; Autism Spectrum Disorders; Learning disabilities; Intelligence/giftedness; Psychiatric disorders.
(3) Assessment for ADHD
Local (see detailed information above): Kimberly Golletz, PhD (Corvallis); Ashley Watts, PhD (Albany); Norma Kehdi, PhD; Transformative Health & Wellness
Regional (see detailed information above): James Bryan, PhD (Portland); Jennifer Hogansen, PhD (Eugene) [for adults up to age 30]; Kordell Kennemer, PsyD (Oregon City) [ADHD evals are on a case by case basis]; OHSU Adult Neuropsychology Clinic (Portland); Julie Redner, PhD (Eugene); Gretchen Scheidel, PhD (Eugene) [young adults to age 25]
(4) Assessment for autism spectrum
Local (see detailed information above): Norma Kehdi, PhD; Transformative Health & Wellness
Regional (see detailed information above): Jennifer Hogansen, PhD (Eugene) [for adults up to age 30] [http://eugenepsychassessments.com]; Matt Lundeberg, Psy.D (Lake Oswego), Oregon Autism Evaluations [www.oregonautismevaluations.com]; OHSU Adult Neuropsychology Clinic (Portland); Gretchen Scheidel, PhD (Eugene) [young adults to age 25] [http://eugenepsychassessments.com]
(5) Assessment for learning disorders
Local (see detailed information above): Kimberly Golletz, PhD (Corvallis)
Regional (see detailed information above): James Bryan, PhD (Portland); Jennifer Hogansen, PhD (Eugene) [for adults up to age 30]; OHSU Adult Neuropsychology Clinic (Portland); Gretchen Scheidel, PhD (Eugene) [young adults to age 25].
(6) Assessment for dementia and memory loss
Local (see detailed information above): Samaritan Neuropsychology (Albany)
Regional (see detailed information above): Laurence Binder, PhD (Beaverton); James Bryan, PhD [Portland]; Amy Friday, PhD (Portland); Kordell Kennemer, PsyD (Oregon City); Loren Mallory, PhD, ABPP (Oregon City)
(7) Assessment for brain injury and stroke
Local (see detailed information above): Samaritan Neuropsychology
Regional (see detailed information above): Laurence Binder, PhD (Beaverton); James Bryan, PhD (Portland); Patricia Camplair, PhD (Portland); Jennifer Hogansen, PhD (Eugene); Kordell Kennemer, PsyD (Oregon City); Loren Mallory, PhD, ABPP (Oregon City)
(8) Evaluation for employment disability (short-term / long-term)
Regional (see detailed information above): Suzanne Best, PhD (Portland)
(9) Fitness for duty evaluations
Regional (see detailed information above): Suzanne Best, PhD [Portland]; Laurence Binder, PhD (Beaverton); James Bryan, PhD (Portland)
(10) Search professional databases
Search for additional providers of neurocognitive evaluations on the following databases:
Oregon Psychological Association database : www.opa.org/find-a-psychologist
American Academy of Clinical Neuropsychology: https://theaacn.org/directory
(11) Services for Spanish speakers
For a list of professionals who offer evaluations for Spanish speaking clients, click here.