Our ADHD evaluations are designed for adults (18 years and older) who are experiencing symptoms such as difficulty concentrating, forgetfulness, disorganization, procrastination, time management challenges, impulsivity, or feeling mentally overwhelmed. Whether you've suspected ADHD for years or are just beginning to ask questions, we're here to help you gain clarity and determine the best path forward.

Your evaluation is designed to provide a thorough understanding of your symptoms—not just a diagnosis. Your assessment may include:

Comprehensive clinical interview review of medical, psychiatric, academic, and family history assessment of ADHD symptoms and daily functioning screening for anxiety, depression, trauma, and other conditions that may affect attention QbCheck® testing, when clinically appropriate personalized treatment recommendations

discussion of medication and non-medication treatment options

Many insurance plans cover comprehensive psychiatric evaluations. However, coverage varies depending on your individual insurance plan. Certain specialty services, including QbCheck® testing, will involve an additional out-of-pocket cost. Our team will review any anticipated fees with you before proceeding whenever possible.

Once your evaluation is complete, we'll review your results together and discuss your personalized treatment recommendations. Depending on your diagnosis and goals, your care plan may include medication management, psychotherapy, lifestyle modifications, executive functioning strategies, functional wellness services, or additional diagnostic testing. If ADHD is not the best explanation for your symptoms, we'll work together to identify other potential causes and create a treatment plan that best supports your mental health.

That's perfectly okay. Whether you were diagnosed in childhood or by another provider as an adult, we perform our own comprehensive clinical assessment to better understand your current symptoms, treatment history, and goals. This helps us determine the most appropriate treatment plan and ensures your care is individualized to your current needs.

Yes. Many adults reach adulthood without recognizing that ADHD may be contributing to challenges they have experienced throughout their lives. This is especially common among women and individuals whose symptoms were less disruptive or were masked by strong academic performance, structure, perfectionism, or other coping strategies. A comprehensive evaluation considers both your current symptoms and relevant developmental history.

ADHD treatment is personalized to you. Depending on your evaluation, needs, and medical history, your treatment plan may include stimulant or non-stimulant medication, behavioral and lifestyle strategies, psychotherapy recommendations, and treatment of co-occurring concerns such as anxiety or depression. Our goal is not simply to manage symptoms, but to help you function and feel better in your everyday life.

Follow-up frequency depends on your treatment plan and how you are doing. When starting or adjusting ADHD medication, appointments are typically scheduled more frequently so we can monitor effectiveness, side effects, and overall progress. Once your treatment is stable, your clinician will recommend an ongoing follow-up schedule based on your individual needs and applicable prescribing requirements.