Objective ADHD Testing — For Any Age, From Home
A modern, data-driven ADHD assessment you can complete online from anywhere. Clearer answers, less guesswork.
Children, teens & adults • Completed online, from home or in office • $200 flat fee, not billed to insurance • Accepting new patients
Wondering if it’s ADHD?
Trouble focusing, restlessness, missed deadlines, or a child who’s struggling at school can have many causes — and second-guessing it for months only adds stress. Too often, an ADHD “diagnosis” comes down to a quick questionnaire and a short conversation. We think you deserve more to go on.
At NP Psychiatric Services, we use an objective online assessment that produces real, measurable data about attention, memory, and impulse control — so any decision about ADHD can be grounded in more than a checklist.
How It Works
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Complete the assessment online
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Get your objective results
Your assessment is scored into a clear report of 14 markers linked to ADHD across attention, memory, planning, and impulse control.
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Review & next steps
For people in New York State, we may be able to arrange a follow-up visit to review and discuss your results (insurance dependent). For people outside New York State, we provide your results for you to share with a qualified professional of your choice.
Testing Built on Data, Not Just a Questionnaire
Many ADHD evaluations rely heavily on self-reported checklists. Our assessment adds an objective layer — measurable insights that help distinguish ADHD from the many things that can look like it.
Objective insight
Any age
Convenient by design
Complete it from home or in our office, on your schedule.
For Every Age
Children & Teens
When focus, behavior, or schoolwork raise questions, an objective assessment gives parents clearer footing for conversations about next steps.
Adults
Many adults spent years sensing something was off without answers. A structured assessment can finally provide them.
Your Results & Next Steps
Once your assessment is complete, you’ll receive a clear report of your results. For people in New York State, we may be able to arrange a follow-up visit to review and discuss your results (insurance dependent). For people outside New York State, we provide your results for you to share with a qualified professional of your choice for review and discussion.
Simple, Flat Pricing
The ADHD assessment is a flat $200, paid at booking, and is not covered by insurance — no claims, no surprises. We’re accepting new patients; book online or call and we’ll guide you from there.
Call (203) 947-5284 • in**@************th.com
Common Questions
Who can take the assessment?
Children, teens, and adults. The approach is tailored to the age of the person being assessed.
Do I have to come into the office?
No. The assessment is completed online from anywhere. For people in New York State, any follow-up visit can be done in person or by secure video (insurance dependent). For people outside New York State, we provide your results for you to share with a qualified professional of your choice.
Does the online test diagnose ADHD by itself?
No. It provides objective data about attention, memory, and impulse control. A diagnosis requires a comprehensive evaluation by a qualified professional, who can consider these results alongside a person’s history and concerns.
Is it covered by insurance?
No — the ADHD assessment is a flat $200 self-pay fee and isn’t billed to insurance. For people in New York State, a separate follow-up visit may be billable to insurance.
How do I get started?
Book online or call (203) 947-5284.
Get Clearer Answers About ADHD
Order Your ADHD Assessment
Follow-up & results: For people in New York State, we may be able to arrange a follow-up visit to review and discuss your results (insurance dependent). For people outside New York State, we can provide your results for you to share with a qualified professional of your choice for review and discussion.
Disclaimer: The ADHD Assessment is provided for informational and screening purposes only. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition, and it is not a substitute for a professional evaluation, diagnosis, or treatment by a qualified healthcare provider. Assessment results are one component of a comprehensive clinical evaluation which should include a review by your provider together with your history and a clinical interview. Always seek the advice of your physician or another qualified health provider with any questions regarding a medical or mental health condition.
