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Neuropsychological Testing

LifeStance Health

Standardized assessment of cognition, emotional status, and behavior to understand brain functioning and guide care.

TexasMental Health and CounselingLifeStance lists Neuropsychological Testing at its San Antonio clinic in Bexar County.

How to get help

Call 210-614-8400 to request neuropsychological testing and confirm referral requirements, testing scope, clinician availability, and appointment format.

Who this service helps

People with medical, developmental, neurological, or mental health concerns that affect thinking skills; testing is often recommended by a neurologist, primary care clinician, psychiatrist, or therapist, and the intake team determines fit.

Where this service is available

Service area: LifeStance lists Neuropsychological Testing at its San Antonio clinic in Bexar County.

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Location and contact

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Source and verification

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Cost / fees

The San Antonio location accepts multiple insurance plans, but testing coverage, authorization requirements, and costs are not published and should be confirmed during intake.

About this service

Neuropsychological testing is an in-depth evaluation of cognitive strengths and weaknesses and how they affect daily functioning. LifeStance states that testing may assess intellect, attention, memory, language, executive function, processing speed, motor skills, academic skills, mood, personality, behavior, and social cognition.

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