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New Jersey Brain Care Safety Precautions in Effect During Pandemic

Our office is taking the following precautions to protect our patients and help slow the spread of COVID-19:

Seating in the waiting room and in testing rooms has been arranged for appropriate physical distancing.
All staff members wear masks unless behind walls or glass barriers.
All staff members maintain safe distancing.
Restroom soap dispensers are maintained and everyone is encouraged to wash their hands.
Hand sanitizers that contain at least 60% alcohol are available in the testing room, the waiting room, and the reception counter.
We schedule only one evaluation per day with deep cleaning taking place between patient evaluations.
We ask all patients to wait in their cars or outside until no earlier than 5 minutes before their appointment times. Use of the bench outside of our front entrance is also permitted.
Keyboards, mouse pads, pens, pencils, testing materials and other areas that are commonly touched are thoroughly sanitized after each use.
Physical contact is not permitted.

Our Goal

The goal of New Jersey Brain Care is to provide objective information about an individual's cognitive, behavioral, social and emotional functioning through standardized testing. This information allows us to help devise a comprehensive care plan tailored to each individual's unique needs to improve their quality of life.

Who We Are

We are a private group practice that specializes in recovery from brain injury or illness. Our healthcare team consists of neuropsychologists, rehabilitation psychologists, and brain injury specialists. A neuropsychologist is a licensed psychologist who specializes in the relationship between brain functioning, behavior, and thinking skills. Brain functioning is evaluated through a detailed battery of objective tests. The pattern of cognitive strengths and weaknesses demonstrated on these tests is used to aid in accurate diagnosis of medical conditions and to make recommendations for treatment or care planning. Neuropsychologists and rehabilitation psychologists also may provide treatment such as cognitive rehabilitation, behavioral health intervention, or psychotherapy.