Who We Serve
Dr. Moshe Maiman
Licensed child neuropsychologist in Florida. Practicing in Fort Lauderdale.
We provide comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations for toddlers, children, adolescents, and young adults—typically ages 6 months through 24 years—with a wide range of developmental, learning, emotional, behavioral, and medical concerns. Families often come to us when questions feel complex, when previous evaluations have not fully captured their child’s needs, or when they are seeking a clearer understanding of how their child thinks, learns, develops, and functions in everyday life.
We evaluate concerns involving attention, learning, language, memory, executive functioning, social development, and adaptive skills, as well as neurodevelopmental differences, genetic conditions, and complex medical or neurological histories. Our evaluations are designed to provide families with clarity, understanding, and practical guidance—not simply a diagnosis. Services are tailored to the questions being asked and the individual needs of each child and family.
When a Neuropsychological Evaluation May Be Helpful
Families may consider an evaluation when there are concerns related to:
What an Evaluation May Provide
A neuropsychological evaluation is designed to answer the questions that brought you here.
Clarity
Clarify the underlying reasons for learning, attention, or behavioral challenges
Strengths and Needs
Understand a child’s unique pattern of strengths and areas of need
Context
Determine whether challenges are developmentally expected, situational, or part of a broader neurodevelopmental profile
Next Steps
Inform next steps when progress has stalled or concerns persist despite support
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Evaluation Readiness Consultation — Free
A brief consultation to discuss your concerns, determine whether an evaluation may be appropriate, and identify the best next step.
Our Services
Neuropsychological Evaluation
Ages 5+Comprehensive evaluation of cognitive, academic, attention, executive functioning, memory, language, emotional, behavioral, and social functioning.
Early Childhood / Neurodevelopmental Evaluation
Ages 4 and youngerDevelopmentally appropriate evaluation of early learning, language, behavior, social development, adaptive functioning, and related developmental concerns.
Parent Consultation
Guidance for parents navigating developmental, learning, behavioral, emotional, or school-related concerns.
School Consultation
Consultation to help families and schools understand evaluation findings, recommendations, and appropriate educational supports.
Our Fort Lauderdale office
What We Evaluate
We evaluate a wide range of developmental, learning, behavioral, emotional, medical, and neurological concerns, including:
Developmental and learning
ADHD, autism, developmental delays, language disorders, and learning disorders.
Medical and neurological
Epilepsy, traumatic brain injury, cerebral palsy, brain tumors, and other neurological or medical conditions.
Genetic and chromosomal
Genetic or chromosomal conditions that may affect development, learning, or everyday functioning.
Your Evaluation Journey
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Background Information & Record Review
Families complete a detailed background questionnaire and provide relevant records for review before the evaluation begins.
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Intake Interview
We discuss your child’s developmental history, current concerns, and goals for the evaluation.
45–90 minutes -
Individualized Testing
Your child completes an individualized assessment in a comfortable, supportive environment.
4–7 hours for comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations 2–4 hours for neurodevelopmental evaluations -
Feedback Session
We review the findings, diagnostic impressions, and recommendations together and answer any remaining questions.
60–90 minutes -
Written Report
You receive a comprehensive written report summarizing the evaluation findings and providing personalized recommendations and next steps.
Common Questions
Do you take insurance?
No. Pediatric Neuropsychology Associates PLLC is a self-pay, out-of-network practice and does not bill insurance directly. We accept major credit and debit cards, cash, and HSA/FSA funds when permitted by your plan. A non-refundable 25% deposit is required before evaluation dates are scheduled, with the remaining balance due at the intake interview. Once the evaluation is complete, we can provide a superbill for submission to your insurer for possible out-of-network reimbursement.
How long does the whole process take?
The process begins with completion of the background questionnaire, collection and review of relevant records, and a 45–90 minute intake interview. Testing typically lasts 4–7 hours for a comprehensive neuropsychological evaluation or 2–4 hours for a neurodevelopmental evaluation. Once testing is complete, families participate in a 60–90 minute feedback meeting to review the findings, diagnostic impressions, and recommendations. A comprehensive written report is provided several weeks later.
What do you not provide?
Our services do not include ongoing psychotherapy, custody or forensic evaluations, or emergency mental health care. When appropriate, we may provide referrals to other professionals or services that may better meet a family’s needs.
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