Who comes for this evaluation
- Adults who’ve wondered for years but never had a formal evaluation
- People referred by a doctor, therapist, or psychiatrist who needs documentation before prescribing
- Adolescents (12+) where a parent, school, or clinician has raised concerns
- Anyone who needs written documentation for medication, academic accommodations, or workplace support
What the evaluation includes
The evaluation is designed to be complete on its own. Your prescriber receives everything they need without additional testing on their end.
- In-depth clinical interview covering your history, symptoms, and daily functioning
- Validated ADHD rating scales with a functional impairment review
- Screening for common co-occurring conditions (mood, anxiety)
- Review of relevant records and collateral information when available
Delivery format
- Telehealth — available statewide for clients located in Florida at the time of the evaluation
- Mobile in-person — I travel to you within 30 miles of Orlando for an additional fee; no need to visit an office
For adolescents, a parent or guardian is involved in the evaluation process.
What you receive
- A clear diagnostic opinion (ADHD confirmed, ruled out, or deferred with rationale)
- A written clinical summary formatted for your prescribing physician or psychiatrist. Usable as-is, no follow-up required from you
Optional add-ons: CPT (+$150) and executive functioning rating scales (+$95–$125).
Evaluation fee
Includes the full evaluation (reported above), written clinical summary, and one follow-up to review results. Not covered by insurance.
Written summary delivered within 1 week.
HSA / FSA eligible · Superbill provided
Practical details
Schedule the evaluation
Request the evaluation online or call for a free 15-minute consultation.
Common questions
What rating scales do you use?
The evaluation uses validated, normed ADHD symptom measures designed for adult assessment, along with functional impairment inventories and brief mood/anxiety screening. Specific instruments are selected based on your age, history, and the referral question. A full methodology document is available on request.
Will my prescriber accept this?
The written summary includes diagnostic rationale, symptom severity, functional impact, and treatment considerations. Most prescribers can act on it without requesting anything else from you.
How is this different from an online screener?
Online screeners use a single self-report questionnaire. This evaluation includes a clinical interview, multiple validated rating scales, records review when available, and screening for conditions that look like ADHD but are not. The result is a diagnostic opinion with written documentation, not a screening score.