If the case plan calls for it, our team at ACNPA will evaluate your client and/or your client’s family and friends. This might include a thorough examination of your client’s cognitive, language, focus, social, mobility, and executive functioning skills

Using medical history, qualitative interview data, and formal neuropsychological testing, our team creates a detailed report analyzing your client. This includes a review of brain trauma or other neurological injuries. Our results help you understand the past, current, and future impact of this injury on your client’s life.

Using the exam results, Dr. Glywasky then meets with attorneys to explain the consequences of the injured person’s trauma. This can include discussions such as: the length and difficulty of recovery; the severity of the injury; treatment and recovery requirements.

Dr. Glywasky’s extensive speaking and communication experience began as a Major in the U.S. Army, and continued as an Alzheimer’s disease advocacy speaker and community educator. After objectively reviewing the data, she prepares for settlement testimonies, trials, and depositions as required.

Oftentimes cases are settled outside of court. Though, when a court appearance is necessary, Dr. Glywasky is available to prepare an honest, objective testimony using her neuropsychological testing results and/or past experience in the field. She communicates in a professional, courteous manner at all times – putting clients and colleagues at ease.