My parent is becoming more forgetful.
Evaluation can help clarify whether the changes are expected, whether they are affecting independence, and what kind of support may be needed.
Katee Yang, PsyD
Neuropsychologist
For Adults and Aging Parents
Dr. Yang helps adults, older adults, families, and physicians understand what is changing, what it means in everyday life, and what steps may help next.
People often reach out when everyday concerns become hard to explain with a brief screening or routine appointment.
Evaluation can help clarify whether the changes are expected, whether they are affecting independence, and what kind of support may be needed.
Testing can give your care team a clearer picture of thinking skills, daily functioning, and changes that may not show up in a brief appointment.
Evaluation can help sort out what may be driving those struggles so recommendations match the full picture.
The evaluation begins with the question you are trying to answer. Dr. Yang reviews relevant history and records, looks carefully at thinking skills and daily functioning, and explains results in clear language during feedback.
Language background, education, medical history, mood, sleep, and real-life examples are considered when interpreting results.
The goal is not just a label. It is a clearer explanation and recommendations that can support care planning.
Results are reviewed in plain language, with time for questions about strengths, concerns, and next steps.
The report summarizes findings and recommendations for physicians, families, treatment planning, or future comparison.
Additional consultation can be added when families need extra time for care planning or questions for medical teams.
Adult evaluation inquiry
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