Neuropsychological Evaluations for Your Patients.

Accepting referrals for adults with traumatic brain injury, Alzheimer's disease, epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, stroke, and other neurological conditions. Immediate openings for Washington State L&I and Premera patients.

Submit a Referral

How to Refer a Patient

Fax referrals to (425) 775-9634. Our front desk will follow up to confirm whether your patient is appropriate for an evaluation at our clinic.

Note: We are not currently conducting evaluations for autism, ADHD, or learning disabilities.

Referral Criteria

Neurological & Trauma

Convivio Health accepts referrals for adults with a diagnosed or suspected neurological condition, including:

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) and concussion
Alzheimer's disease and other dementias
Epilepsy
Parkinson's disease
Stroke
Multiple sclerosis
Other neurological diseases

Unsure whether your patient qualifies? Send us a referral and our team will follow up to discuss.

What a Neuropsychological Evaluation Delivers

These evaluations give your clinical team objective, standardized data on a patient's cognitive functioning information that guides diagnosis, treatment planning, and return-to-work decisions.

Medical Record Review
Thorough analysis of history and previous imaging.

Clinical Interview
A structured interview with the patient and, when appropriate, family members or caregivers.

Standardized cognitive testing
A full or half day of objective testing covering memory and learning, attention, language, executive functioning, processing speed, visual-spatial skills, and fine motor skills.

Feedback session
Results reviewed directly with the patient and/or family.

Comprehensive written report
Includes test results, diagnostic impressions, and tailored treatment recommendations. Reports are available to the referring provider and can be submitted to L&I as required.

When to Refer

Typical clinical scenarios requiring neuropsychological consultation.

Clarify cognitive strengths and weaknesses to guide targeted treatment

Differentiate neurological disorders (such as dementia) from normal aging or other conditions

Establish a cognitive baseline for monitoring progressive conditions or post-surgical change

Assess functional capacities including medication management, finances, driving safety, and independent living

Guide return-to-work or return-to-activity decisions after TBI or other neurological events

Inform pre- and post-operative risk assessments for epilepsy surgery and other neurosurgical procedures

Identify appropriate workplace or academic accommodations

Support L&I case documentation and treatment planning

Insurance & Billing

Immediate Openings

L&I and Premera

Currently accepting all Washington State L&I and Premera Blue Cross patients.

Credentialing in Progress

Regence and Humana

Private Pay Option

$3,500 Flat Fee

50% deposit required at scheduling
• Balance due at time of testing
• Comprehensive report included

Cancellation Policy: Cancellations with less than 48 hours' notice are subject to a fee. Please contact us for details.

Evaluating Psychologist

Vanessa Zhou, PhD

Licensed Psychologist | Clinical Psychologist

Languages
English and Mandarin Chinese

Location
Lynnwood & Snohomish County

Dr. Zhou conducts all neuropsychological evaluations at Convivio Health. She is bilingual in English and Mandarin, expanding access for patients in the Lynnwood and greater Snohomish County area.

Frequently Asked Questions

What neurological conditions do you evaluate?

We evaluate adults with TBI, Alzheimer's disease and other dementias, epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, stroke, multiple sclerosis, and other neurological diseases. We are not currently conducting autism, ADHD, or learning disability evaluations.

How do I refer a patient?

Submit a referral through our referral page or fax directly to our clinic. Our team will follow up to discuss whether the patient is appropriate and to coordinate scheduling.

What does the evaluation include?

Medical record review, clinical interview, standardized cognitive testing (full or half day), a feedback session with patients and/or family, and a comprehensive written report with diagnostic impressions and treatment recommendations.