Referring providers reviewing clinical information for psychological and cognitive care coordination

For Referring Providers

Restored Living partners with physicians, surgeons, attorneys, executive health practices, professional care managers, family office advisors, and other trusted professionals who need a clinical perspective for adults and families navigating cognitive, emotional, or medical decision-making concerns.

Led by Dr. Rebecca A. Steele, a licensed clinical psychologist with advanced neuropsychology training, Restored Living provides private cognitive evaluation, brain health planning, psychological readiness assessments, and cognitive rehabilitation support with clear communication and thoughtful recommendations.

Appropriate referrals include:

• Memory, focus, word-finding, or processing speed concerns
• Brain fog, mental fatigue, or reduced cognitive stamina
• Family concerns about aging, judgment, independence, mood, or decision-making
• Private cognitive baseline or brain health planning needs
• Psychological readiness assessment before surgery or a major medical procedure
• Concussion, TBI, or cognitive changes after injury or illness
• Chronic stress, burnout, or emotional factors affecting cognitive functioning
• Cognitive rehabilitation or retraining following assessment

What referring partners can expect:

• A discreet, professional referral experience
• Clear communication regarding referral needs and next steps
• Thoughtful clinical impressions and personalized recommendations
• Written reports when clinically appropriate
• Sensitivity to complex family, medical, emotional, and cognitive concerns
• A polished experience for patients, families, and professional partners

How to Refer

To refer a patient or inquire about whether Restored Living may be an appropriate fit, contact Dr. Steele at office@restoredliving1.com or 516-200-1889. Calls and texts are accepted for scheduling and referral coordination. Please avoid including detailed clinical information by text.

Referral partners may include relevant background, the clinical question, requested service, and any time-sensitive needs.