Diagnostic · Clinician-led · Telehealth
Adult ADHD Clinical Evaluation
A clinician-led diagnostic evaluation for adults who want clarity on whether long-standing attention, focus and impulsivity symptoms are consistent with ADHD — and how they affect work, study and daily life.
For adults who suspect ADHD, students and professionals, and anyone seeking diagnostic clarification.
Licensed clinicians · Individualized written report · Quality-assured · Secure
The Adult ADHD Clinical Evaluation is a 90-minute, clinician-led telehealth assessment for adults who want diagnostic clarity on long-standing inattention, hyperactivity or impulsivity symptoms.
- Who it is for
- For adults who suspect ADHD, students and professionals, and anyone seeking diagnostic clarification.
- Format
- Online, 90-minute clinician interview
- Written report
- 8–12 pages, individualized
- Standard price
- $595 ($495–$695 typical range)
01 · Who this is for
Who this assessment is for
This evaluation is designed for adults whose difficulties have followed them across settings and years — not a bad week.
- You have struggled for years to sustain attention, finish tasks, or stay organized.
- You were told you “just need to try harder” and want a clinical answer instead.
- Your focus, restlessness or impulsivity is affecting work, study or relationships.
- You suspect symptoms were present in childhood, before age 12.
- You want diagnostic clarification before starting treatment with a prescriber or therapist.
- A clinician, school or employer has asked for documentation of your symptoms.
02 · What the assessment covers
What this assessment covers
The evaluation combines a structured clinical interview with validated measures — interpreted together, never scored in isolation.
- Core ADHD symptom domains: inattention, hyperactivity and impulsivity.
- Developmental history, including childhood onset and how symptoms changed over time.
- Functional impairment across work, study, home and relationships.
- Alternative and co-occurring explanations — anxiety, depression, sleep, trauma, substance use.
- Validated measures: ASRS v1.1, PHQ-9, GAD-7 and WHODAS 2.0, read in context by a licensed clinician.
Self-report screening tools inform a clinician’s judgment. They do not, on their own, establish a diagnosis or eligibility for any benefit.
03 · What to expect
What to expect
- Time: a 90-minute video interview, plus validated questionnaires completed in your secure portal beforehand. Most people set aside 2–3 hours in total.
- Format: fully online. You will need a private space, a stable connection and a device with a camera.
- Clinician: your interview is conducted by a clinician licensed in your state.
- Privacy: responses are stored in your secure account and are not shared without your consent.
- Requirements: no referral is required to begin the intake.
04 · How it works
From intake to signed report.
- 1
Online intake
Tell us what the evaluation is for. The right measures are assigned to your case automatically.
- 2
Validated questionnaires
Complete your measures securely online, at your own pace, before the interview.
- 3
Clinician interview
A 90-minute structured video interview with a clinician licensed in your state.
- 4
Integrated report
Your clinician writes an individualized report with a functional analysis, then it passes quality assurance and is delivered as a secure PDF.
05 · What you receive
What you receive
A signed, individualized written report of 8–12 pages. It is written by your clinician — never a questionnaire printout.
- Clinical interview findings and symptom history.
- Scores from validated measures, interpreted in context.
- An analysis of how symptoms affect daily and occupational functioning.
- Diagnostic impressions, or a clear statement of why a diagnosis is not supported.
- Recommendations and stated limitations. Delivered as a secure PDF after quality-assurance review.
06 · How to use your results
How to use your results
Your report is documentation you can choose to share — it is not a treatment plan on its own.
- Share it with your treating therapist or prescriber to inform treatment.
- Submit it as documentation to a school or employer where relevant — the receiving organization decides what it accepts.
- Medication and treatment decisions are made by your own treating clinician, not by this evaluation alone.
- If symptoms are significantly affecting your daily life, arrange ongoing care with a licensed provider.
Honest scope. This evaluation is clinical documentation. Whether it is accepted is decided by the organization that receives it — not by us, and not by a score.
07 · Questions
Frequently asked questions
Does this give me an ADHD diagnosis?
A licensed clinician forms diagnostic impressions through interview, history, observation and validated measures. A self-report screening tool such as the ASRS informs that judgment but never establishes a diagnosis by itself.
How accurate is an online evaluation?
The evaluation uses the same structured interview and evidence-based measures used in in-person settings. Screening instruments are one input; your clinician states the limits of the findings in the report.
How long does the whole process take?
The guided portion is a 90-minute interview plus questionnaires. Your clinician will confirm the timeline for your written report at intake.
How much does it cost?
The standard price is $595, with a normal range of $495–$695 depending on complexity. Your clinician tells you before any additional charge applies.
Who sees my results?
Only you and your clinical team. Nothing is shared with a school, employer or family member without your written consent.
Do I need records or a referral?
No referral is required. Records can be helpful, and your clinician will ask if any are needed for your case.
Ready for clarity?
Start the Adult ADHD Clinical Evaluation intake. You will complete validated questionnaires and meet a clinician licensed in your state.
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