WHOLESOME CLINIC
Integrative Psychiatry & Wellness
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In-person care in Frisco, TX • Telehealth in TX, CO, NM, OK, LA , OR & AR

QbCheck ADHD Testing & Online ADHD Evaluation

A fast, evidence-based ADHD assessment for children, teens, and adults. QbCheck is an FDA-cleared computerized ADHD test that measures attention and activity patterns and supports comprehensive ADHD evaluations through secure telehealth visits. Wholesome Clinic provides ADHD testing and evaluation services when clinically appropriate.

Available for patients located in Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, Oregon, Oklahoma, and Louisiana.

ADHD Testing Services

Adult ADHD Evaluation

Comprehensive ADHD evaluation for adults, including clinical assessment and QbCheck computerized ADHD testing when appropriate.

Adult ADHD Evaluation

Pediatric ADHD Evaluation

ADHD evaluation for children and adolescents ages 6 and older, including parent and teacher rating scales and clinical assessment.

Pediatric ADHD Evaluation
QbCheck computerized ADHD testing assessment

What Is QbCheck ADHD Testing?

QbCheck is a computerized assessment that measures attention, impulsivity, and motor activity. It provides objective data that can help your clinician understand whether symptoms may be consistent with ADHD or whether other factors should be considered.

Learn more about the QbCheck computerized ADHD assessment on the official QbCheck website.

Why Choose QbCheck?

  • Objective, science-backed assessment
  • Measures attention, impulsivity, and activity patterns
  • Takes about 20–25 minutes
  • Validated for ages 6+ through adulthood
  • Supports treatment planning with clear, visualized data

Who May Benefit From QbCheck ADHD Testing

Adults Experiencing Focus or Organization Difficulties

Adults who struggle with attention, time management, task completion, or impulsivity may benefit from objective ADHD testing as part of a comprehensive evaluation.

Students With Attention or Academic Challenges

QbCheck testing may help provide additional information when students are experiencing concentration problems, difficulty completing work, or inconsistent academic performance.

Children and Adolescents With Suspected ADHD

For children age 6 and older, computerized ADHD testing can sometimes provide helpful objective data alongside parent and teacher rating scales used during pediatric ADHD evaluations.

Individuals Seeking Additional Objective Data

Some patients choose QbCheck testing to provide additional objective information that can support clinical evaluation and treatment planning.

Important: QbCheck testing is not a standalone diagnostic test. Results are interpreted by your clinician alongside your medical history, symptoms, and functional impact.

Not Sure If You Need ADHD Testing?

Many patients seek ADHD testing because they are experiencing difficulty with focus, organization, or task completion but are unsure whether ADHD may be the cause. QbCheck testing can provide objective data that helps your clinician better understand attention patterns as part of a comprehensive ADHD evaluation.

If you are unsure whether ADHD testing is appropriate for your situation, you can request testing below or contact our office to discuss your concerns.

How the QbCheck Test Works

  1. Computerized task: You complete a simple attention task in a quiet setting from home or in-office.
  2. Data analysis: Results are processed securely and compared directly against validated age-based norms.
  3. Clinical review: Your provider reviews the detailed performance metrics report and maps out your customized care options.
Good to know: QbCheck is designed to add objective telemetry data to your evaluation file. Your clinician will synthesize these analytics alongside your explicit symptom journals, life history markers, and real-world functional struggles.

What Your QbCheck Report Includes

  • Attention performance trends across parameters
  • Algorithmic reaction times and error-accuracy drops
  • Quantitative impulsivity mapping parameters
  • Motion-tracking active baseline charts
  • Direct standardization against validated control cohorts
  • Visual progress data curves for straightforward long-term clinical planning

Testing Cost

$150 (Self-Pay Asset)

QbCheck software delivery pipelines are currently managed on an out-of-pocket pricing track.

  • Comprehensive metrics layout authorized by your clinician
  • Official profile sheets ready to back academic/professional accommodation claims
  • Direct linkage into an optimized, permanent diagnostic care file

Insurance & Documentation

  • We accept insurance networks for basic clinical assessment sessions, but the QbCheck processing fee is self-pay only; clear detailed invoice forms are issued for private insurance out-of-network reimbursement requests.
  • Every completed assessment produces a permanent, validated, provider-interpreted digital telemetry package.
  • Data charts may serve as critical objective support markers for institutional individualized education programs (IEPs) or professional functional adjustment requests.

Common Signs That May Suggest ADHD

Many people seek ADHD testing when ongoing attention or organization difficulties begin to interfere with daily life. While only a qualified clinician can diagnose ADHD, the following symptom vectors may suggest that an evaluation could be helpful.

Attention Difficulties

  • Difficulty sustaining attention on tasks
  • Frequent careless mistakes
  • Trouble finishing projects
  • Easily distracted during conversations or work

Organization & Executive Function

  • Difficulty organizing tasks or responsibilities
  • Frequent procrastination
  • Misplacing items regularly
  • Struggling with time management

Impulsivity

  • Interrupting conversations regularly
  • Difficulty waiting your turn
  • Making major choices without balancing long-term outcomes

Hyperactivity or Restlessness

  • Feeling physically restless or constantly “on the go”
  • Difficulty sitting still for long stretches
  • Experiencing an unquiet, constantly overactive internal mind
Important: Showing matches inside these checklists does not constitute a formal diagnosis. A clinical interview baseline is strictly mandatory to establish explicit disorder confirmations.

Looking for ADHD Testing Near You?

Many people search online for “ADHD testing near me” when they are experiencing difficulty with focus, attention, or organization. Wholesome Clinic provides ADHD testing and evaluation services through secure telehealth appointments, allowing patients to complete the QbCheck computerized ADHD assessment safely from home.

After completing the assessment, your clinician will review the results with you and discuss whether your symptoms may be consistent with ADHD or whether other factors should be considered as part of a comprehensive evaluation.

Online ADHD Testing Available in Multiple States

Wholesome Clinic provides ADHD testing and evaluation services for children, adolescents, and adults located in several states, including Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, Oregon, Oklahoma, and Louisiana.

Patients may complete the QbCheck computerized ADHD test from home and review results with their clinician during a scheduled telehealth appointment.

State Regulation Compliance Note: Patients must be physically located in one of our licensed states at the time of their telehealth appointment. QbCheck testing is only one part of a comprehensive ADHD evaluation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is QbCheck accurate?

QbCheck is FDA-cleared and widely used as part of evidence-based ADHD evaluations. It provides objective data that supports clinical decision-making.

How long does the test take?

About 20–25 minutes.

Do I need a referral?

No referral is needed. You can schedule directly.

Is QbCheck only for kids?

No. QbCheck is validated for ages 6+ through adulthood.

For more information about ADHD symptoms and diagnosis, visit the CDC ADHD information page.

Will this test diagnose ADHD by itself?

No. No single test can diagnose ADHD alone. QbCheck is used alongside your clinical evaluation and history.

What Happens After the QbCheck Test?

Results Reviewed by Your Provider

After completing the QbCheck assessment, your provider reviews the detailed report alongside your clinical history and symptom evaluation.

Discussion of Findings

During your follow-up visit, your provider will explain what the results mean and whether the findings are consistent with ADHD or suggest other possible explanations.

Diagnosis When Appropriate

If your symptoms meet diagnostic criteria for ADHD, your provider may discuss treatment options and next steps tailored to your needs.

Guidance Even If ADHD Is Not Diagnosed

If the results suggest another cause for attention or concentration difficulties, your provider can help guide appropriate next steps or referrals.

How to Request ADHD Testing

1. Submit Your Request

Use the calendar below to request ADHD testing. Select your preferred date and time to begin the process.

2. Complete Payment

After submitting your request, you will be guided to complete payment for the QbCheck assessment ($150).

3. Receive Test Instructions

After payment is received, our team will send instructions for completing the QbCheck computerized ADHD assessment.

4. Review Results With Your Provider

Once the test is complete, you may schedule an appointment to review your results and discuss next steps for evaluation or treatment.

Meet Your Provider

Stephanie Ukoha, DNP, FNP-BC, PMHNP-BC - ADHD Clinical Assessment Director
Nurse Practitioner

Stephanie Ukoha, DNP, FNP-BC, PMHNP-BC

Dual-Board-Certified Family & Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner

Stephanie provides comprehensive ADHD evaluations and management for children, adolescents, and adults in Frisco, TX, and through telehealth in states where she is licensed. She carefully reviews symptoms, functional challenges, medical history, and objective testing results—including QbCheck® ADHD testing when appropriate—to support diagnosis and personalized treatment planning. Her approach emphasizes evidence-based care, medication management when clinically appropriate, and ongoing support to help patients improve focus, organization, and overall quality of life.

DNP (Doctor of Nursing Practice) PMHNP-BC (Psychiatric Diagnostic Expert) FNP-BC (Neurological & Primary Axis Integration)

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