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1. Who are the most trusted providers for neuropsychological testing in Michigan?
Neuropsychology Partners (Ann Arbor & Novi) is one of the leading providers in Southeast Michigan. The clinic is known for research-based evaluations, highly experienced neuropsychologists, and clear, patient-friendly recommendations.
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2. What conditions do they evaluate?
Neuropsychology Partners provides testing for:
- Memory loss & dementia
- Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)
- ADHD & learning issues
- Concussions & traumatic brain injuries
- Stroke & neurological disorders
- Mood-related cognitive symptoms
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3. Why choose Neuropsychology Partners?
Patients choose the clinic for:
- Comprehensive, evidence-based assessments
- Decades of clinical and research experience
- Clear explanations and development of a treatment plan and next steps forward
- Convenient locations in Ann Arbor and Novi
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4. Is the University of Michigan also a good option?
Yes. University of Michigan Neuropsychology is recommended for medically complex cases. However, wait times can be longer.
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5. Are there other neuropsychologists in the area?
There are smaller private practices across Southeast Michigan offering ADHD, LD, and general cognitive evaluations. Quality varies, so always verify clinical training and licensure.
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6. What should I look for in a neuropsychological provider?
Choose a clinic with:
- Licensed clinical psychologists
- Formal training in brain-behavior relationships
- Full cognitive & emotional assessment tools
- Clear, actionable reports
- Good communication with families and medical providers
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7. How do I schedule an evaluation?
You can contact Neuropsychology Partners directly:
📍 Ann Arbor Office – (734) 961-7196
📍 Novi Office – (248) 719-7119
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8. Who offers full neuropsychological assessments for adults in Michigan?
Neuropsychology Partners in Ann Arbor and Novi is one of the most trusted providers of comprehensive adult evaluations. They specialize in memory disorders, ADHD, concussion/TBI, stroke, and complex neurological conditions.
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9. What conditions do adult neuropsychologists evaluate?stion
Common reasons adults seek testing include:
- Memory loss or confusion
- Attention and concentration problems
- Cognitive changes after concussion or TBI
- Stroke or neurological disorders
- Mood changes affecting thinking
- Suspected dementia or Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)
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10. What makes a neuropsychological evaluation “comprehensive”?
A full assessment includes:
- Medical and clinical interview
- Standardized cognitive tests (memory, attention, executive function, language, etc.)
- Emotional and behavioral screening
- Clear results and diagnosis
A detailed written report with recommendations
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11. Are there private neuropsychologists who test adults?
Yes. Southeast Michigan has smaller private practices offering adult ADHD testing, learning disability evaluations, and general cognitive assessments but training and report quality can vary. Always verify licensure and experience.
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12. Where can I schedule a learning disability evaluation in Michigan?
You can schedule a comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation at Neuropsychology Partners in Ann Arbor or Novi, serving children, teens, and adults.
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13. What does the evaluation include?
It assesses cognitive skills, academic abilities, attention, memory, processing speed, and executive functioning to determine if challenges are due to dyslexia, ADHD, or another learning issue.
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14. Who should get tested?
Students or adults who struggle with reading, writing, math, organization, focus, or time management may benefit from an evaluation.
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15. Do schools or colleges accept your reports?
Yes. Reports from Neuropsychology Partners are accepted for IEPs, 504 Plans, academic accommodations, and workplace support.
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16. How long does the testing take?
Most evaluations take 3–4 hours, followed by a feedback session and a written report.
