Neuropsychological Testing in Wichita

In-depth Understanding of Brain Function

When symptoms suggest cognitive or memory challenges, neuropsychological testing provides answers. These assessments help uncover how brain health affects daily life. At Adult Mental Health, our board-certified neuropsychologists use advanced, evidence-based tools to evaluate thinking, memory and problem-solving abilities.

What is neuropsychological testing?

Neuropsychological testing measures brain-based abilities, including:

  • Memory and learning
  • Attention and focus
  • Problem-solving and reasoning
  • Language and communication
  • Visual-spatial skills
  • Emotional functioning

Neuropsychological testing is especially valuable for adults with:

  • Memory loss or dementia concerns
  • Head injury or concussion
  • Stroke or neurological illness
  • ADHD or learning disorders
  • Mood disorders with cognitive symptoms

How the neuropsychological testing process works:

Clinical Interview

Meet with a neuropsychologist to discuss symptoms, daily functioning, medical history and goals.

Testing Sessions

Complete standardized tasks that assess attention/focus, memory, problem-solving, language and related skills. Testing may happen over multiple appointments. 

Scoring & Interpretation

Your clinician will analyze your results in conjunction with your medical history and records to clarify diagnoses and provide practical implications for everyday life.

Feedback Visit

We review the results, explain their meaning, answer questions and outline recommendations (such as therapy, medical follow-up and workplace/school strategies).

Written Report & Coordination

You receive a clear summary and plan. With your consent, we can share findings with your referring provider and care team and arrange any follow-up.

Why choose us?

Expert Team

Our clinicians are part of the KU School of Medicine–Wichita, backed by academic expertise and clinical excellence.

Collaborative and Compassionate

You deserve care that sees you fully – with empathy, respect and a true understanding of your journey and goals.

Strong Support System

With access to our multidisciplinary team of psychologists, psychiatrists, therapists and other specialists, we’re equipped to give you a full picture and a solid plan responsive to your needs.

Getting Started

Request an Appointment

Call 316-293-2647 to discuss eligibility and schedule your visit.

Prepare for Testing

We will send New Patient paperwork for you to complete in advance. Gather relevant medical and mental health information, medication lists and brief notes about your main concerns ahead of your visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Psychological testing focuses on emotions and behavior, while neuropsychological testing examines cognitive abilities related to brain and neurological function.
A referral from your primary doctor or another medical clinician can be very helpful, as it allows our team to review your case prior to your initial appointment. However, in most cases, you can self-refer and schedule an appointment directly. (Some insurance plans, however, may require a referral from a primary care provider, neurologist, psychiatrist, internist, or other medical care provider.)

Neuropsychological testing helps identify a wide range of concerns, including but not limited to:

  • Memory loss or dementia concerns
  • Head injury or concussion
  • Stroke or neurological illness
  • ADHD or learning disorders
  • Mood disorders with cognitive symptoms
Yes. All testing is conducted in a private and protected environment, ensuring compliance with HIPAA laws. Results are shared only with your consent, or as required by law.
Bring a list of current medications, any relevant medical or mental health records, notes about your main concerns or symptoms, and any completed paperwork or forms the clinic has sent.
Not necessarily. Your treatment plan may include therapy, lifestyle changes, or other recommendations. Medication is discussed only if it is appropriate for your needs.
In many cases, treatment recommendations are discussed at your first follow-up appointment. Depending on your circumstances, you may begin medication(s) right away.
Yes. Some patients find it helpful to have a supportive family member or friend attend, especially when sharing history or discussing next steps. (A release of information will be filled out during your initial visit.)
We accept most insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid. Our billing team works hard to maximize your coverage and minimize out-of-pocket costs. You may also call the customer service number listed on your insurance card for more information.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

Call 316-293-2647 to speak to the intake coordinator or use the appointment request button to schedule. We look forward to partnering with you on your path to health and wellness.

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