ADHD Testing

ADHD diagnostic testing involves a comprehensive assessment to evaluate behavioral patterns, attention span, and impulse control. We use assessments which include behavior rating scales, cognitive testing, and medical history review.

Initial comprehensive assessment

Our ADHD testing begins with a thorough initial assessment to understand your unique needs. During this comprehensive evaluation, our experienced clinicians will review your medical history and medical background, conduct diagnostic interviews, and utilize standardized assessment tools to ensure an accurate diagnosis. This holistic approach allows us to develop a personalized treatment plan tailored to address your specific symptoms and challenges.

Please note that per company policy, ADHD stimulant medications can only be prescribed within a 50-mile radius of Restore Psychiatry & Wellness office locations.

Monthly follow-up

To ensure ongoing support and effective management of ADHD, we provide monthly follow-up appointments. These sessions allow us to monitor your progress, make necessary adjustments to your treatment plan, and address any concerns or questions you may have. Regular follow-ups are crucial in maintaining the effectiveness of your treatment and ensuring that you continue to make positive strides in managing ADHD.

Insurance Accepted: contact our office for rates

We understand the importance of accessible care, which is why we accept a variety of insurance plans. For specific rates and coverage details, please contact our office. Our team is here to assist you in navigating your insurance options and ensuring that you receive the best possible care without financial stress.

QbTest Telehealth

We are excited to announce the adoption of Qbtech, a global leader in objective ADHD testing. Qbtech is dedicated to transforming ADHD evaluation and treatment monitoring using FDA-cleared technology. Restore Psychiatry and Wellness joins a list of over 10,000 clinicians globally implementing the technology to further our mission of providing exceptional mental health care for current and future patients. QbTest provides an opportunity to improve our care model for patients struggling with ADHD by providing objective, tangible results for a more comprehensive ADHD evaluation and treatment management program.

What Should You Expect?

ADHD Evaluations with QbTest Telehealth powered by QBCheck

A diagnostic assessment for ADHD involves three main parts: gathering a clinical history through an interview with your provider, an objective measurement of symptoms remotely, and the completion of one or more rating scales.

What is QbTest Telehealth Powered by QbCheck?

QbTest Telehealth is an FDA-cleared test measuring all three core symptom domains; hyperactivity, impulsivity, and inattention. It is used when evaluating ADHD symptoms and measuring response to ADHD treatment.

Both the in-clinic (QbTest) and remote version (QbCheck) involve a 15 or 20-minute computer-based task that measures your (or your child’s) ability to maintain attention and impulse control.

Meanwhile, an infrared camera tracks movements, and therefore activity, during the test. The results are based on a comparison of your (or your child’s) performance with data from other people of the same sex and age.

What does the Telehealth set-up look like?

You can complete the test on your own PC or Mac. It must meet the minimum specification requirements for the ADHD assessment.

What do QbTest Telehealth results look like?

Sample QbTest Telehealth reports are shown here: Results PDF

When will I receive my results?

The raw data is available immediately after the test is completed. However, your clinician must first interpret the data together with other relevant information. In some cases, feedback can be provided in the same appointment, but sometimes a follow-up appointment will need to be scheduled

Adding objective ADHD technology can help to...

Improve diagnostic accuracy
Shorten time to diagnosis
Capture treatment response not reflected by rating scales

Why Get Treated?

The Ramifications of Untreated ADHD

Children with untreated ADHD experience:

Higher risk for lifetime and 1-year prevalence of antisocial, addictive, mood, and anxiety disorders
Higher rates of frequent school disciplinary action against them
Functional impairments persisting through to adulthood
Significantly lower academic achievements
Lower educational attainment, grade retention, and suspension
Increased likelihood of dropping out of school
Inattentive symptoms at constant levels throughout their life

More impairment in social competence, behavioral and emotional adjustment
Lower quality of life, as measured by self-report
Early pregnancy
Behavioural disturbance
The feeling of parental incompetence
Lower social esteem
Antisocial behaviors

Adults with untreated ADHD experience:

Increased comorbidity of at least one psychiatric disorder
Higher self-reported rates of anxiety and depression
Higher risk of substance abuse
Lower frequency of regular jobs
Higher rates of unemployment
Significantly more externalizing behaviors, including abuse and criminality
Lower work performance and change jobs more frequently
Lower occupational functioning
Decreased overall educational achievement level
Decreased average household incomes, regardless of academic achievement
Report significantly poorer marital adjustment and family functioning

More divorces
Higher prevalence of oppositional, conduct, and substance abuse disorders
Higher rate of risky driving behavior and suspension of driving license
Decreased social-emotional competence & reduced salience of emotion in interpersonal interaction
Difficulty engaging others in conversation
Decreased tactfulness or ability to adjust their behavior to be appropriate for the situation.
Heightened emotional reactivity, especially to contempt and disgust
Less awareness of emotional cues made by others.
Lower self-esteem