PECNA provides specialized psychological evaluations for the determination of intellectual disability (DID). Our experienced clinicians conduct thorough, objective assessments to evaluate an individual’s cognitive and adaptive functioning. These evaluations provide clear, evidence-based recommendations to help courts, families, and support agencies make informed decisions regarding eligibility for services, guardianship, and appropriate accommodations while prioritizing the individual’s well-being and independence.
We are committed to providing the highest standard of care.
Our approach to psychological evaluation is rooted in empathy, understanding, and expertise.
Our licensed clinicians conduct comprehensive assessments that adhere to legal and clinical standards, ensuring detailed, accurate reports to help individuals achieve successful outcomes.
Avoid delays in scheduling. Next-day appointments are available 7 days a week in all time zones.
Our clinicians are licensed across 50 states. We can accommodate all parties involved via our HIPAA-compliant telehealth services, even if they are from different states.
We have worked diligently to design an efficient and timely process that results in a speedy report submission process. Our final comprehensive psychological report is submitted within 48 hours of your clinical interview.
Our licensed mental health professionals excel in cultural competency that is catered to diverse backgrounds. We also provide multi-lingual services in English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Spanish, German, Thai, and Farsi.
Our detailed diagnostic evaluation reports for the determination of intellectual disability (DID) provide clear assessments to support eligibility for services, guardianship, and appropriate care, while ensuring the individual's safety, dignity, and quality of life.
We are dedicated to providing specialized and compassionate care in psychological evaluations.
A DID evaluation is a comprehensive assessment that determines whether an individual meets the criteria for an intellectual disability. It evaluates cognitive functioning, adaptive behavior, and developmental history to support eligibility for services, legal protections, and appropriate care.
Individuals of any age who struggle with intellectual functioning, adaptive skills, or developmental delays may benefit from a DID evaluation. These assessments are often required for eligibility in disability services, special education programs, conservatorship, or government assistance.
Several standardized tests may be used to diagnose Intellectual Disability (ID) as part of a Diagnostic Evaluation (DID). These assessments typically evaluate cognitive abilities (IQ) and adaptive functioning to determine the presence and severity of intellectual disability. Commonly used tests include:
Cognitive (IQ) Assessments:
Adaptive Functioning Assessments:
A comprehensive diagnostic evaluation for intellectual disability includes a clinical interview, review of developmental history, educational records, and medical history to ensure an accurate diagnosis. These assessments help determine the need for special education services, support programs, or eligibility for disability benefits.
The evaluation typically includes a clinical interview, cognitive testing, adaptive functioning assessments, and a review of developmental and medical history. The results provide a clear understanding of the individual's abilities and needs.
Yes, the DID evaluation is often required to qualify for disability benefits, special education services, Medicaid waivers, or conservatorship. The assessment provides objective documentation to support applications for necessary services and accommodations.
Our evaluations are tailored for conservatorship cases, assessing an individual’s ability to manage their personal, financial, and medical affairs safely and independently.
