This text investigates the core clinical and operational requirements for establishing and maintaining a successful neuropsychological practice focused on the aging population. The authors, Shane S. Bush and Thomas A. Martin, leverage their extensive clinical experience to provide a structured framework for navigating the unique cognitive, emotional, and physical complexities inherent in geriatric assessment. The book serves as a comprehensive guide for practitioners to integrate evidence-based diagnostic protocols with the practical realities of healthcare administration and patient care.

Experts in the field identify this work as a foundational resource for clinicians transitioning into or specializing in geriatric neuropsychology. Practitioners frequently note the clarity of the administrative guidance, which bridges the gap between clinical theory and the daily demands of a medical practice.