For Patients

Are you experiencing changes in memory, attention or cognitive performance?

You don't need a diagnosis to start. Harmony begins with an objective picture of how your brain is functioning today — then builds a plan around what we find.

Common Reasons Patients Reach Out

Does this sound familiar?

Forgetting names or appointments more often Trouble focusing or staying on task Slower thinking or word-finding Recovering after a concussion or stroke A child struggling with attention or learning A parent showing early memory changes

If any of this resonates, the next step isn't guessing — it's measuring. A Harmony assessment gives you and your physician an objective, data-backed answer.

Request Information

Tell us a little about what's going on. We'll follow up to schedule an assessment.

Prefer to skip the form? Call us directly at +1 (954) 955-6028.

What to Expect

Your first visit, step by step

Step 1

Intake & History

We review your concerns, medical history, and any prior records or referrals.

Step 2

Assessment

Objective testing suited to your situation — cognitive testing, EEG if indicated, or both.

Step 3

Clinical Review

A neurologist or qualified clinician reviews every finding in context.

Step 4

Your Plan

We walk through the results with you and outline a clear, personalized plan.

See the full Neurocognitive Care Journey →

Frequently Asked Questions

Good to know before your visit

Not for cognitive assessment or rehabilitation — you can request information directly. EEG requires a clear clinical indication, typically coordinated with your physician.

Every result is reviewed and interpreted by a qualified clinician, then shared with you — and with your referring physician, if you have one.

Harmony accepts Medicare, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid (per eligibility), commercial insurance, auto/workers' compensation, and private pay. Our team can help verify your specific benefits.

Most cognitive assessments are completed within a single visit; EEG and comprehensive evaluations may require additional time, which we'll confirm when scheduling.

Yes — several of our assessment tools, including Nesplora, are validated for children as part of our Pediatric & Learning services.