RodneyMcNeal

Dr. Rodney McNeal did not fully consider relevant evidence I provided and made recommendations that I believe relied on unsubstantiated claims rather than objective evidence. The case manager advised me that an AI system was used during the evaluation process and expressed concern that the large volume of information submitted by Wade may have influenced the AI’s analysis. He relied on AI not accuracy or evidence. Dr. William Blessing’s independent neuropsychological evaluation reached conclusions that were inconsistent with Dr. Rodney McNeal’s recommendations, raising concerns about the accuracy and evidentiary basis of Dr. McNeal’s opinions. I believe Dr. Blessing’s evaluation did not support many of Dr. McNeal’s conclusions.

Recommended one parent to do multiple hair follicle tests for drugs and alcohol with zero evidence of drug and alcohol abuse.

CASA hand selected him. He is a bought and paid for psychologist. Look up his reviews under Vordis Group. Another clinician told me he did the same thing for her client who lost custody because of him. The psychologists at Clinical Associates told me he is disturbing. I got a 2nd opinion psych eval that has completely different diagnosis than the psych eval with him. Mcneal also lied to me and said he wasn't interviewing any collaterals. I later found out he did.