ADD / ADHD Testing
Insurance & Cash Pay Accepted💸
We accept all major insurances and debit/credit cards for online ADD/ADHD testing appointments.
Please see our policy page for any insurance company exclusions & other details regarding online ADD/ADHD Testing.
State Of The Art Technology🌐
Our practice uses Qbtech’s revolutionary online ADHD testing platform,
Consisting of a 15 to 20 minute, FDA approved test that provides objective data for evaluating and treating ADHD, alongside other clinical measures. These tests are appropriate for patients aged 6-60.
Schedule an appointment today with one of our providers to learn if QBcheck is right for you!
Why Test For ADHD❓
Attention deficit disorder presents very differently, depending one’s age/sex. Symptoms of ADHD can also overlap with other disorders.
If a diagnosis of ADHD is reached, finding the optimal treatment takes some trial-and-error, and determining treatment efficacy can be difficult.
Qbtech’s testing allows us to measure response to treatment to ensure you are receiving optimal results in a streamlined way.
What To Expect 🧩
· Testing involves a 15 to 20 minute, nonverbal, computer-based task.
· The task measures your attention level and impulse control.
· Results are compared to an age and sex matched control group.
· With the information from your clinical interview & rating scale(s), your clinician will interpret results of all relevant assessment information.
· If an add/adhd diagnosis is confirmed, our practice may conduct repeat testing to measure your response to treatment.
Assessment Process ⚖️
After scheduling an initial intake with one of our providers, The specialists will determine if our online assessment tools are right for you.
If deemed appropriate, our providers will schedule you for an ADHD testing appointment with our partner lab, QBTech.com. The provider will then follow up to review several test results & self reporting scales with you. The follow up consultation, combined with the information from the initial intake and testing is then used to make an overall diagnosis.