Contact Red Pine Neuropsychology
If you are considering a neuropsychological evaluation, the first step is simply to reach out.
You do not need to know exactly which type of evaluation you need before contacting the practice. A brief discussion can help determine whether neuropsychological testing is appropriate for your concerns and what type of evaluation would make the most sense.
How to get started
If you are a new patient, the easiest way to begin is by submitting a request for evaluation.
You may be asked to provide basic information about:
The reason you are seeking an evaluation
The main concerns you would like addressed
Whether the evaluation is for ADHD, memory concerns, or another cognitive issue
Your preferred contact information
Any relevant referral information
You do not need a physician referral to contact Red Pine Neuropsychology.
Existing patients
If you are already an established patient, please use the secure Client Portal for forms, messages, appointments, and other clinical communication.
Office Location
Red Pine Neuropsychology, LLC
775 N 1525 W
Suite 213
Farmington, Utah 84025
Red Pine Neuropsychology is located at Regus North at 1525 West in Farmington, Utah (775 N 1525 W). Parking is available behind the building on the West side, including ADA-accessible spaces. Once you arrive on the second floor, please check in with the receptionist. Dr. Cline will come out shortly to greet you and escort you to the office.
The practice serves adults throughout Davis County and the greater Salt Lake City area.
Phone and email
Phone:
(801) 923-8345
Email:
info@redpineneuro.com
For privacy, avoid sending sensitive medical information through ordinary email unless you are comfortable with the security of the method being used.
PATIENTS: the secure patient portal is generally the best option for communicating clinical information, forms, or records.
PROVIDERS: please fax referral records to: (888) 355-0195
Who should contact the practice?
You may want to reach out if you are:
An adult wondering whether ADHD may explain longstanding attention or executive-function difficulties
Concerned about changes in memory or thinking
Seeking cognitive evaluation following a neurological illness or injury
A family member trying to help someone with cognitive concerns
A physician or other healthcare provider considering a neuropsychological referral
Not sure whether you need an evaluation?
That is completely fine.
Many people contact the practice because they are unsure whether their concerns warrant neuropsychological testing.
You do not need to have a diagnosis or a specific referral question before reaching out.
A brief initial discussion can help clarify whether an evaluation makes sense and what the next step should be.
Ready to get started?
If you would like to discuss an evaluation, you can begin by submitting a request below.
Existing patient?