Frequently Asked Questions


What is neuropsychology?

Neuropsychology is a specialization within psychology that treats a person’s behavioral and cognitive processes in relation to their overall neurological health including brain function and nervous system. Assessment techniques and tests are done to further investigate cognitive and neurological or developmental disorders. These can include acute injuries such as stroke or traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) and chronic diseases including Alzheimer’s or dementia.

What does a neuropsychological assessment entail?

Dr. Crystal Lantrip performs neuropsychological assessments in Austin through a variety of tests that may include memory and retention, intelligence, association, and more. Her approach is a comprehensive examination and testing, which may include brain scans such as MRIs or CAT scans to compare radiological reports with functional brain processes. Neuropsychological assessments include a full report with potential diagnosis and recommendations for next steps pending the findings from the neurological evaluation.

Does the Neuropsychology Assessment Clinic accept insurance?

Some neuropsychological testing services are covered by insurances while others are not. Most insurances are accepted, but you will need to call for verification prior to your appointment. Typical cash fees range from $800-3000 for most patients paying out-of-pocket. The fees are determined by the services needed.

What types of conditions can use neuropsychological evaluations?

Neurological and neurodevelopmental disorders are commonly referred to Dr. Lantrip for a neuropsychological assessment. Evaluations are done for conditions including general learning disabilities and attention deficit disorder (ADHD) to diseases such as Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, dementia, and multiple sclerosis.