If you are struggling with focus, attention, or organization, an ADHD evaluation can help determine whether ADHD may be contributing to your symptoms.

Simple 3-step process:

✔ Step 1: Comprehensive Psychiatric Evaluation
✔ Step 2: ADHD Testing (if indicated)
✔ Step 3: Results Review & Personalized Treatment Plan

Wondering if ADHD could be affecting your focus or daily life?

We offer ADHD testing that measures attention, focus, memory, and self-control through brief, interactive activities. It can be completed comfortably from home and goes beyond questionnaires by showing how the brain performs in real time. Results are reviewed and clearly explained during a follow-up appointment, helping to understand strengths, challenges, and supporting an accurate diagnosis and personalized care plan.

ADHD doesn’t look the same for everyone. Whether it’s affecting a child’s school performance or an adult’s ability to stay organized, early and accurate diagnosis matters. ADHD Assessment gives patients and providers the clarity they need to move forward with confidence.

A comprehensive initial assessment to understand your mental health concerns, medical history, current symptoms, and treatment goals. This appointment includes a detailed clinical interview, diagnostic evaluation, and discussion of personalized treatment options. Recommendations may include medication management, therapy referrals, lifestyle modifications, or additional testing to support your overall mental wellness.

This time will be spent reviewing current medication regimen, assess its effectiveness in managing symptoms, review any potential side effects, and address any concerns or questions.

Emergency refill services are available for established patients who require a short-term medication refill between scheduled appointments. This service is intended to prevent interruption of treatment. Approval is based on clinical discretion and may be subject to applicable policies and fees.

Comprehensive psychological evaluations required prior to bariatric or other surgical procedures that require psychiatric clearance. The assessment evaluates emotional readiness, mental health stability, and ability to follow post-operative recommendations. A detailed clinical interview and standardized screening tools are included, with a formal clearance letter provided to your surgical team upon completion.

An Emotional Support Animal (ESA) letter is a formal document from a licensed mental health provider that supports the need for an animal as part of a treatment plan for a qualifying mental health condition. Medical necessity is determined, and if appropriate, a formal ESA letter is provided for housing-related accommodations in accordance with federal guidelines.