Jeannine V Morrone-Strupinsky

I strongly advise against working with this individual. My experience was significantly hindered by poor communication and a lack of professionalism. Despite their website’s claims of offering cognitive behavioral therapy, ADD treatment, and other services, I was informed this doctor refuses to administer ADD tests and recommends seeking a different provider. Apparently this stems from her lack of not liking to do these mundane tests. Their website is misleading and fails to deliver on its promises. I would give this facility a -10. I do not recommend working with this individual. My experience was characterized by a lack of communication and poor professionalism.

I had the same experience as other patients here. This woman, Strupinsky, wrote absolutely wrong things about me. She came across as a hostile, hateful, incompetent person.

After reading the comments from other patients, I am in full agreement! My wife and I were surprised to read my report by Dr. Strupinsky. We had trusted that she would be an expert in her field based on what we previously researched and her PhD. She noted observations and assumptions that were incorrect. For instance, she referenced that I had anxiety issues and need to improve my sleep?! I don’t have any feelings of anxiety and I sleep very well and consistently go to bed by 9pn & wake up at 5am. I never mentioned any problems with anxiety or sleep. I am aghast that she noted her personal opinions and how these opinions were completely incorrect. My wife and I feel that I received the wrong report or she copied & pasted information from another patient’s report? When I called her, she was very defensive and said that her commentary was based on what I had reported as concerns. I clarified that I NEVER said anything about anxiety or sleep issues. She provided weird… reasons why she made these references (which my wife & I were surprised to hear). She never took accountability or apologized for her errors. I’m so disappointed!!

The first portion of my neuropsychological evaluation that was conducted by Dr. Morrone-Strupinsky was an interview. I'm so glad my husband was with me because she reported things that neither I nor my husband stated. We were shocked to see how she misinterpreted information that we shared. For instance, when we told her about my symptom of fatigue, she reported that I suffer from insomnia (I don't have any sleep issues)?! Additionally, when I referenced that I use a CPAP machine at night, she erroneously stated that I have sleep apnea, which I don't (my CPAP was prescribed by a neurologist in an effort to slow my cognitive dysfunction). Here's the clincher: I suffered a concussion years ago and Dr. Morrone-Strupinsky stated that "this shouldn't be considered as a significant factor as symptoms improve within weeks or months following the injury"! If she read any medical research regarding concussions, she would've realized that she made an extremely wrong statement since… concussions ARE a significant factor with cognitive disorders and symptoms can last for years AND worsen over time (studies have found increasing age to be a risk factor for post-concussion syndrome). My neurologist was outraged when he read her report and has referred me to someone else to conduct my neuropsychological evaluation! If you must see her, make sure you have a witness (i.e., spouse, family member, close friend).

This woman had in my report statements that were unfounded. I was being tested for memory problems and if I could be in the early stages of Alzheimer's. She Said in her report that I had depression, anxiety and suicidal ideation and if it persists I may require referral to a geriatric psychiatry program at a local hospital. She also went on to say she spoke to my husband and I about the results of her findings in detail. Neither of us had any such discussion with her. I don't feel she should be practicing as a Clinical Neuropsychologist or any other form of evaluating people.