Remote ADHD Testing
Convenient, accurate, and comprehensive ADHD assessments from the comfort of your home. Get the answers you need to guide your treatment.
Understanding ADHD Testing
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) affects millions of adults. Our remote ADHD testing service provides a thorough, evidence-based assessment to help you understand your symptoms and develop an effective treatment plan. Using advanced technology and clinical expertise, we make the testing process accessible, convenient, and reliable.
Why Choose Remote Testing?
Convenience & Comfort
Complete your assessment from home, eliminating travel time and reducing anxiety associated with in-person testing.
Comprehensive Assessment
Our testing includes multiple validated measures to ensure accurate diagnosis and treatment recommendations.
Expert Analysis
Licensed psychiatric providers review your results and provide detailed feedback and recommendations.
Our Process for ADHD Testing
We take a thorough, careful approach to ADHD diagnosis — ensuring that any possible conditions are properly addressed before determining if ADHD is the primary concern.
Appointment 1: Intake
Billed through insuranceAppointment 2: ADHD Testing or Further Assessments
ADHD Computerized Testing
If indicated by the prescriber during Appointment 1
Additional Assessments or Clinical Interview
If ADHD is not indicated by the provider, other assessments or an in-depth clinical interview may be scheduled to explore other concerns and determine the most appropriate path forward.
Appointment 3: Review & Treatment Plan
Billed through insuranceAdditional Notes
Flexibility
The process adapts based on the individual patient's needs. ADHD symptoms can overlap with those of other conditions, so the prescriber will consider other factors before deciding on ADHD testing. They may also recommend treatment of a different condition prior to considering testing for ADHD.
Questionnaires & Medical Records
The provider may ask you to complete pre-appointment forms or submit medical records. Timely completion will help ensure smoother scheduling and a more efficient process. We recommend uploading these prior to each appointment so the provider has sufficient time to review. The provider may decide to delay scheduling ADHD testing if the forms or records are not available.
This process reflects a thorough, careful approach to ADHD diagnosis and treatment, ensuring that any possible conditions are properly addressed before determining if ADHD is the primary concern.
What You'll Need for Testing
To ensure accurate and valid results, the computerized ADHD test has specific equipment requirements. Please review these before scheduling.
Ages 18 and Older Only
We currently offer ADHD testing for adults ages 18 and older. We are not able to provide testing for children or adolescents under 18 at this time.
Wired Mouse
A wired (USB) mouse is required. Wireless or Bluetooth mice are not acceptable for this test.
Wired Headphones
A wired (3.5mm or USB) headset or headphones are required. Wireless or Bluetooth headphones are not acceptable.
Laptop or Desktop Computer
A Windows or Mac laptop or desktop is required. Chromebooks, iPads, tablets, and phones are not compatible with the testing software.
Not Compatible with Testing
Chromebooks • iPads • Tablets • Smartphones • Wireless mice • Bluetooth headphones
Who Should Get Tested?
Adults ages 18 and older
ADHD testing may be beneficial if you're experiencing persistent difficulties with attention, focus, organization, or impulse control that interfere with your daily life, work, or relationships.
Difficulty concentrating or staying focused on tasks
Chronic disorganization or time management problems
Impulsive decision-making or difficulty waiting your turn
Restlessness or feeling constantly "on the go"
Difficulty completing tasks or following through on commitments
Academic or work performance below your potential
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the testing process take?
The computerized test itself takes approximately 20–25 minutes. The full process spans three appointments: an intake, the testing session, and a review/treatment plan appointment.
Is remote testing as accurate as in-person testing?
Yes. We use validated, research-backed assessment tools specifically designed for remote administration. Studies show that remote ADHD testing can be just as reliable and accurate as traditional in-person testing when conducted properly.
What equipment do I need for the test?
You will need a Windows or Mac laptop or desktop computer (Chromebooks, iPads, tablets, and phones are not compatible), a wired USB mouse, and wired headphones or a headset. Wireless or Bluetooth peripherals are not acceptable as they can affect test accuracy.
Do you offer testing for children or teenagers?
No — we currently offer ADHD testing for adults ages 18 and older only. We are not able to provide testing for children or adolescents under 18 at this time.
What happens after I receive my results?
During Appointment 3, your provider will review the results with you and develop a personalized treatment plan. This may include medication management, therapy, lifestyle recommendations, or a referral to another provider. Your report will also be available in the patient portal.
Ready to Get Started?
Take the first step toward understanding your ADHD symptoms. Our team is here to guide you through the testing process and help you find the right treatment.
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