Complete a simple online form covering demographics, medical history, and evaluation reason after booking your appointment.
Step 2
Mail Packet
Receive materials at your home to record test responses, including a phone tripod for video visibility.
Step 3
Tech Check
2-3 days before your evaluation, we'll confirm materials received and ensure everything is ready for a smooth visit.
Step 4
Evaluation Day
Meet with a neuropsychologist via Zoom for a clinical interview, followed by psychometrist-administered testing.
Step 5
Feedback Session
1-2 weeks post-evaluation, discuss findings with your neuropsychologist via Zoom and ask questions.
Step 6
Written Report
Receive a formal report via email, with a copy sent to your referring provider if requested.
Your Evaluation Journey
What to Expect
01
Assessment
Take the 3-Minute Assessment Answer a few questions to receive a personalized recommendation, estimated costs, and your next steps.
02
Book
Book Your Evaluation Choose an appointment that works for you. Most patients are seen within 1–2 weeks.
03
Intake
Complete Your Intake Complete your forms, insurance verification, and any required releases before your appointment.
04
Evaluation
Comprehensive Evaluation Your evaluation includes a comprehensive interview with your licensed clinician and virtual testing conducted by a psychometrists—all from the comfort of your home
05
Feedback
Review Your Results Meet with your clinician to discuss your diagnosis, recommendations, and next steps.
06
Report
Receive Your Report Receive your comprehensive report to share with your providers, school, employer, or care team.
Free
Take Our 3-Minute Assessment
Quick and confidential screening to help understand your cognitive health
Minder Memory provides comprehensive virtual neuropsychological and psychological evaluations for children and adults across the United States. Our licensed clinicians evaluate ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, learning disabilities, dementia, mild cognitive impairment (MCI), concussion and traumatic brain injury (TBI), stroke, mood disorders, anxiety, and other neurological and psychological conditions.