ADHD Assessment For Children, Teens, and Adults
Get clear, evidence-based answers—not quick screenings or guesswork.
Who This Evaluation is For
If any of the following sound familiar, a comprehensive ADHD evaluation may be helpful:
✔ Children struggling with focus, behavior, or school performance
✔ Frequent concerns from teachers about attention, focus, or behavior
✔ A college student having difficulty managing workload, deadlines, or follow-through
✔ An adult who has always struggled with focus, productivity, or completing tasks
✔ You want a clear, professional answer—not uncertainty
ADHD Testing for all ages Comprehensive ADHD testing for children, teens, and adults
If you or your child are struggling with attention, organization, or focus, a comprehensive ADHD evaluation can provide clear answers—not guesswork.
Our assessments use evidence-based psychological testing and clinical evaluation to determine whether ADHD is present and to identify other factors that may be contributing to these difficulties.
This is not a quick screening or checklist-based diagnosis.
We take a careful, comprehensive approach that evaluates attention, executive functioning, learning patterns, and related concerns to ensure an accurate understanding.
The goal is not just a label—but clarity and a path forward.
You’ll receive clear diagnostic conclusions along with practical, individualized recommendations to support success at school, work, and in daily life.
Not All ADHD Evaluations Are the Same
Many ADHD “tests” rely on brief screenings or checklists that can miss important factors affecting attention and performance.
Brief or checklist-based evaluations may:
- Miss anxiety, learning differences, or other contributing factors
- Lead to incomplete or inaccurate conclusions
- Provide limited explanation or guidance for next steps
Our comprehensive ADHD evaluation includes:
- In-depth clinical interview and standardized testing
- Careful differential diagnosis
- Clear, detailed written report with practical recommendations
- Focus on school, work, and daily functioning
Get clarity you can trust—and a clear plan for what to do next.
The goal is not just a diagnosis—but an accurate understanding of what’s actually going on and what to do next.
What to ExpectWhat the ADHD Assessment Includes
Clinical Interview
A detailed clinical interview reviewing developmental history, academic or occupational functioning, and current symptoms.
Behavior Rating Scales
Parents, teachers, or partners may complete questionnaires describing everyday attention and behavior patterns.
Cognitive or Learning Testing
(when appropriate)
Some evaluations include cognitive or academic testing to identify learning differences that may contribute to attention difficulties.
Standardized ADHD symptoms Testing
(when appropriate)
Evidence-based psychological tests used to measure attention, impulse control, and executive functioning.
Diagnostic Interpretation & Written Report
All information is carefully integrated to determine whether ADHD or another condition best explains the symptoms.
Get the answers you need Testing for All Ages
ADHD Testing forAdults
Many adults seek ADHD testing after years of struggling with attention, organization, or productivity. Adult ADHD testing can clarify whether lifelong attention difficulties are consistent with ADHD or another condition.
ADHD Testing forChildren & Teens
Children and adolescents may benefit from ADHD testing when persistent attention or behavior difficulties interfere with academic performance or daily functioning.
Empowering confidence What You Receive After the Evaluation
Following the evaluation process, you will receive a comprehensive written report summarizing:
- 01. Evaluation procedures
- 02. Test results
- 03. Diagnostic conclusions
- 04. Individualized recommendations
Our office & assessment fees Cost of ADHD Testing
Comprehensive psychological evaluations typically range from $650–$1,800 depending on the scope of testing required. This cost reflects several hours of testing, professional interpretation of results, preparation of a detailed written report, and individualized recommendations.
Learn more about ADHD testingFrequently Asked Questions
Our evaluations are provided on a private-pay basis, which allows the assessment process to be tailored to the individual rather than being limited by insurance requirements.
Insurance companies often restrict psychological testing by limiting testing time, requiring specific diagnostic criteria before testing is approved, and restricting the types of tests that can be used. Private-pay evaluations allow for a more thorough and clinically appropriate assessment.
Some clients may be able to submit documentation to their insurance provider for potential out-of-network reimbursement.
Comprehensive psychological evaluations typically involve several hours of clinical interview and formal testing. After testing is completed, a detailed written report is prepared summarizing findings and recommendations.
There is no difference between ADD and ADHD – ADD is simply an outdated term referring to ADHD symptoms. Since the 1990s, the diagnosis of ADHD includes predominantly inattentive symptoms (what used to be called ADD), predominantly hyperactive/impulsive symptoms, and combined symptoms (most common).