Frequently Asked Questions

An independent evaluation of cognitive, emotional and functional changes after an injury. It compares current functioning with the person's pre-injury baseline and addresses causation, prognosis and treatment needs, for use by courts, attorneys and injured individuals.

Neurological exams and imaging look at the structure and medical condition of the brain and nervous system. A neuropsychological evaluation measures how the person actually functions: memory, attention, processing speed, language, executive functioning and mood.

Plaintiff attorneys, defense counsel, insurers and injured individuals. The methodology is the same regardless of who makes the referral.

Yes. Evaluations are conducted with objectivity and rigor, and reports are written to assist legal decision-making. Dr. Tutty also provides deposition and trial testimony.

Commonly traumatic brain injury from motor vehicle collisions, medical malpractice, workplace or school incidents and toxin exposure. Wrongful death matters are discussed case by case.

Testing is one full day in person. Typically the full evaluation and report take two to three weeks, though timelines are case-dependent and discussed during the consultation.

Testing is in person at 353 Lexington Ave, New York. Consultations and feedback sessions can be in person or by video.

Fees follow a tier system: personal injury evaluations, work product reviews and expert consultation are Tier 2, and expert testimony is Tier 3. A detailed cost sheet shows the fees and initial retainer for each matter.

No. Personal injury services are limited to evaluation and related consultation. The report recommends evidence-based treatment that other providers can deliver.

No.