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David Glosser, Sc.D.
Neuropsychology & Behavioral Medicine Associates
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5000 W. Tilghman St. Ste. 125 Allentown, PA 18104
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David Glosser, Sc.D.

Our office specializes in advanced cognitive testing to diagnosis complex problems of memory, concentration, learning, attention, visual problem solving, and reasoning. Most of our patients are referred by primary care physicians, neurologists, neurosurgeons, pediatricians, and educators with whom we collaborate to provide a clear diagnosis, and appropriate treatment, or education. We see patients with a wide range of diagnoses including: Attention Deficit Disorder, Memory Disorders, MS, Parkinson's disease, Seizure Disorders, Concussion and other Traumatic Brain Injury, Stroke, Brain Tumor, Developmental Learning Disabilities, and many other conditions. We also offer independent cognitive evaluation in support of forensic and insurance matters; serving both plaintiff and defense counsel in equal numbers.

Dr. Glosser obtained his Doctoral Degree at Boston University, completed internship and fellowship at University Hospital, Boston, MA and has served on the faculties of Boston U. School of Medicine, Boston U. Sargent College of Health Sciences, and Jefferson Medical College. Dr. Glosser is also Director of Neuropsychology at Virtua Neuroscience at Virtua Health in Voorhees, NJ as well as operating his private practice in Allentown, PA. Dr. Glosser has lectured widely in his specialty and is the author of many scholarly works.
Years In Practice 40
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Psychologist

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Affiliations Lehigh Valley Hospital, Allentown, PA
Virtua Health, Voorhees, NJ
Certification Licensed in PA and NJ
Office Staff Office Manager: Pat Sourwine

Clinical Neuropsychologist: David S. Glosser, Sc.D.

We have 4 Neuropsychology Technicians
Payment Options We participate with many private insurance plans as well as Medicare.

We accept Credit Cards (Visa and MC)
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5000 W. Tilghman St. Ste. 125, Allentown, PA 18104
Services Assessment typically consist of a 90 minute history, interview, and neurobehavioral exam. Thereafter, appropriate cognitive and personality tests are administered by Dr. Glosser or a trained technician for up to 5 hours. The tests are non-invasive, there is no imaging or disrobing, and largely consist of puzzles and questions and answers. The basic logic of the tests is that different parts of the brain are known to be responsible for different aspects of our thinking, behavior, and emotion. Tests that are known to rely on the different brain regions are administered to discover patterns of relative strength and weakness which are characteristic of different injuries and diseases. Additional Services Clinical Neuropsychology
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After some soul searching I have decided to post this. David was NOT professional with me and many times went up to and beyond the line of what any woman would say is harassment. I have spoken to many others in this situation who have told me the same. To understand why he is still employed shocks me to my core.
by Afraid To Say xxx.xxx.233.191
April 04, 2021
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Did this psychologist listen to your input and concerns?
Somewhat. But I mostly felt ignored.
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No, they didn't cancel on me last minute
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Somewhat. It was a little excessive.
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November 25, 2011
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