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Sample rows

10 of the 616 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 63 businesses, 44 of them with an email address. Florida follows with 63.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 513 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 307 rated businesses is 4.9, and 152 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 431 email addresses, 183 (42%) are role addresses such as info@, 166 (39%) name a person and 82 (19%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this neuropsychologist email list?

Here you get 616 Google Maps listings in the Neuropsychologist category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a private practice or a clinic: a solo neuropsychologist testing adults, a group that evaluates children for learning problems, or a rehabilitation psychology service.

There are 431 email addresses, read from each practice's website. The file also has 603 phone numbers and 558 websites. Neuropsychology practices usually have a site that explains the evaluations they offer, which is why website coverage is high here.

Every row carries the one category, Neuropsychologist. Clinical psychologists, psychiatrists and therapists sit in other categories.

How can you segment the file?

The CSV is for filtering in Excel or Sheets. Neuropsychology has natural cuts.

The business name often says the clientele. Names that include child, pediatric, forensic, rehabilitation, brain injury or memory point to a focus. Others carry only the doctor's name and need a look at the website.

State and city set the territory for referral-driven sellers. California and Florida have 63 listings each, New York 44 and New Jersey and Texas 36 each. Charlottesville has 10 listings.

The email type column helps with whom you address: a named doctor or a shared practice mailbox.

Add a column for the age group each practice serves. Read the first lines of each website, mark child, adult or both, and sort on it. A publisher of a children's test battery then writes only to the pediatric rows, and the note can mention school evaluations by name instead of staying general.

• Business name keyword: pediatric, forensic, memory, rehabilitation, brain injury.
• State and city: referral territories around hospitals and universities.
• Email type: 166 name a person, 183 are role inboxes, 82 sit on free-mail domains.
• Website: 558 listings, so most practices describe their evaluations online.

Who buys a neuropsychologist email list?

The sellers are test publishers and companies that serve psychological testing practices. Test publishers sell batteries, scoring software and record forms, and each practice reorders the forms. Practice management and electronic record vendors pitch scheduling, report writing and billing. Digital cognitive assessment firms, continuing education providers and malpractice insurers target the same practices. Referral partners such as pediatric schools, rehab programs and attorneys who handle brain injury claims also use the list to find evaluators.

Pediatric and adult practices buy different test batteries, so a seller splits the file by name keyword first.

How do you run outreach to neuropsychologists?

Of the 431 neuropsychologist emails, 166 are named-person addresses, 183 are role addresses and 82 are free-mail addresses. In a small private practice the role address often reaches the doctor and an administrator both. Send one note for the named group and one for the role group, and ask the second to be forwarded to whoever orders test materials.

Neuropsychologists are exacting about instruments. A publisher should name the test and its edition, and a software vendor should say which scoring systems it supports. They also dislike inflated claims, so a plain statement of what the product does and what it costs per use works better than a long pitch.

Look at the practice site before sending, because it tells you whether they evaluate children, adults or both. Dedupe by website domain, then send in modest batches and check how many bounce before the next batch.

Timing follows the evaluation calendar. A practice that tests children is busiest around school terms, and a practice that sees adults after head injuries may be booked far ahead. Write when the doctor is likely to be catching up on reports, and avoid asking for a call. Offer a single next step such as a sample report or a trial of the scoring software, so the doctor can try it between evaluations.

What email rules apply when you contact neuropsychology practices?

Include your company's physical postal address and an unsubscribe method that works in every promotional email. If the doctor or the office manager asks you to stop, honor it.

Which states and cities should you start with?

The file holds 63 neuropsychologist listings in California with 44 emails, and 63 in Florida with 44 emails. New York has 44 and 31, New Jersey 36 and 25, Texas 36 and 25, Illinois and Virginia 26 and 18, Massachusetts 22 and 15, Pennsylvania 20 and 14 and Wisconsin 18 and 13.

For cities, Charlottesville has 10 listings. Houston has 9. San Diego, Miami, Chicago, Louisville, New York, Madison and Milwaukee have 6 each, and Orlando has 5.

Wisconsin stands out with Madison and Milwaukee, which together give a seller on the Great Lakes a compact route. Others should start with Florida or California.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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