ADHD TESTING

You must be ages 6-60 to test for ADHD. You do not need prior diagnosis or treatment.

You may complete the test in-clinic or via telehealth from your preferred location. If taking the test virtually, you will be required to have access to a stable computer with a webcam (laptop or desktop). No cell phones or tablets are permitted for test taking.

The test is 15 minutes for ages <12 (less than 12 years of age) and 20 minutes for individuals >12 (greater than 12 years of age).

You should prepare to take the test in the mornings. You will be required to remove all jewelry, reflective clothing, and refrain from eating or drinking during the testing process. Parents are not permitted to stay with child during in-office testing. You will be able to view your child on a monitor from a different room.

The test results are instantly analyzed and presented in a report that compares a patient’s results with a group of people of the same age and sex without ADHD. Up to 4 reports are available when testing in-clinic. For virtual testing, a 2-page report is available to providers which includes up to 5 measures, and a DSM-V rating scale.

Your results will be used as an aid in diagnostic decisions, and aid in treatment monitoring of ADHD. Also, it provides improved conversation between schools and referral partners, as it gives a visual picture of the patient’s symptoms as well as an objective comparison to normative groups.

ADHD presents differently in individuals depending on age and gender. Also, symptoms of ADHD can overlap with other disorders and this test will help to decipher if the symptoms correlate with the presentation we expect with ADHD or not. If you have an ADHD diagnosis, this test allows us to measure your response to treatment.