We offer comprehensive ADHD evaluation for adults, including objective (computer) assessment with QB Check. Before scheduling, please review the following important information about our diagnostic process and treatment approach.
This service includes:
Looking for ADHD testing for a child? View our Pediatric ADHD Testing page.
Prefer a face-to-face appointment on Preston Road? View our guide for In-Person Psychiatry in Frisco, TX.
ADHD is a real condition that significantly impacts daily functioning. We are committed to providing thorough, evidence-based evaluations. However, screening tools like QB Check are supportive but not diagnostic on their own — they must be interpreted alongside clinical history, symptom presentation, and corroborating information. QB Check is an FDA-cleared computerized test used in many ADHD evaluations worldwide.
In some cases, we may use a computerized ADHD assessment called QBCheck to provide additional objective data about attention, impulsivity, and activity patterns.
Learn More About QBCheck ADHD TestingWholesome Clinic provides adult ADHD evaluations via secure telehealth for patients located in Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, Oregon, Oklahoma, and Louisiana. Telehealth visits allow patients to complete the clinical evaluation from home while still receiving comprehensive, evidence-based ADHD assessment. Patients will need to be located in one of our licensed States at the time of their appointment.
Wholesome Clinic provides adult ADHD evaluation services via secure telehealth for patients located in multiple states. If you are searching for adult ADHD testing near you, our providers may be able to help if you are located in one of the states listed below.
Patients must be physically located in one of these states at the time of their telehealth appointment.
Our Adult ADHD evaluation process includes the following components:
Important: A single screening tool does not establish an ADHD diagnosis. All results are interpreted within the context of your complete clinical picture.
Our ADHD services focus on comprehensive evaluation and individualized, evidence-based treatment planning. Treatment recommendations may include behavioral strategies, non-stimulant medications, or referrals for stimulant medications when clinically appropriate.
To support an accurate diagnosis, we require at least ONE of the following:
Use the calendar below to request ADHD testing. After submitting your request, our office will send an invoice for the QB Check assessment ($150).
Once payment is received, you will receive instructions to complete the QB Check computerized ADHD assessment. This test measures attention, impulsivity, and activity level.
After completing the assessment, you may schedule an appointment to review results and discuss your symptoms, history, and any supporting documentation.
During your appointment, your provider will interpret the assessment results within the context of your clinical history and discuss diagnosis and treatment options if appropriate.
ADHD treatment is individualized. Following a comprehensive evaluation, treatment recommendations may include behavioral strategies, lifestyle modifications, psychotherapy, non-stimulant medications, or referrals for stimulant medications when clinically appropriate.
Stimulant medications are not appropriate for every patient. When considered, they are prescribed only after a thorough diagnostic evaluation, careful assessment of medical and psychiatric factors, and ongoing monitoring in accordance with our evidence-based clinical protocol.
At this time, we refer patients for stimulant medication management when appropriate. Patients will continue to have access to comprehensive ADHD evaluations and individualized non-stimulant treatment options through our practice when clinically appropriate.
A diagnosis of ADHD does not automatically mean medication is recommended. Treatment decisions are based on clinical findings, functional impairment, safety considerations, patient preferences, and individualized goals of care.
Most patients can be evaluated through a comprehensive psychiatric assessment, with objective testing such as QbCheck used when clinically appropriate. In some situations, however, additional psychological or neuropsychological testing may be recommended to further clarify the diagnosis or evaluate coexisting conditions.
Additional testing may be recommended when:
When appropriate, we can provide referrals to qualified psychologists or neuropsychologists for comprehensive testing. Insurance coverage varies by plan and clinical indication.
$150
QB Check Assessment
Out-of-pocket, paid before testing
Evaluation Visits
We accept insurance and self-pay for evaluation visits.
Comprehensive Neuropsychological Testing
Typically covered by insurance. Contact the testing facility for self-pay rates.
If you have reviewed the information above and feel our evaluation process is the right fit, you can request an appointment below.
ADHD evaluation differs between adults and children because adults must rely more heavily on self-reported symptoms and historical information. In contrast, children can be observed in structured environments such as school where teachers and caregivers provide additional insight.
| Original Component | Adults | Children |
|---|---|---|
| Clinical Interview | Yes | Parent interview + child observation |
| Rating Scales | Self-report scales | Parent and teacher rating scales |
| School Information | Usually unavailable | Teacher input and school records often reviewed |
| Computerized Testing (QB Check) | Commonly used | Optional in specific situations |
| Psychological Testing | Rarely required | Recommended if learning disabilities or complex conditions are suspected |
| Treatment Options | Medication and behavioral strategies | Behavioral strategies, school accommodations, and medication when appropriate |
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects concentration, impulse control, and activity level. Symptoms typically begin in childhood and can continue into adulthood. Adults with ADHD may struggle with organization, completing tasks, time management, and maintaining focus at work or home.
Many people experience occasional difficulty with focus or organization. ADHD is diagnosed when these symptoms are persistent, began in childhood (before age 12), occur across multiple settings (home, work, school), and cause significant impairment in daily functioning. A thorough clinical evaluation is needed to determine if symptoms meet diagnostic criteria.
Yes. Many adults were not diagnosed as children, particularly if they had the inattentive type (without hyperactivity) or developed coping strategies that masked their symptoms. However, ADHD symptoms must have been present in childhood, even if they were not recognized at the time.
QB Check is a 20-minute computerized test that measures attention, impulsivity, and activity level. It provides objective data that supports — but does not replace — clinical evaluation. QB Check is one piece of the diagnostic puzzle, not a standalone diagnostic tool.
No single test can diagnose ADHD. Screening tools like QB Check help guide diagnosis but must be interpreted alongside your clinical history, symptom presentation, and corroborating information. This is why we also use questionnaires (ASRS, Wender Utah Rating Scale) and conduct a clinical interview.
This is a thorough evaluation lasting about 2–6 hours, conducted by a psychologist or neuropsychologist. It assesses attention, memory, processing speed, and other cognitive functions. It also includes validity measures that confirm the accuracy of symptom reporting. This testing is more definitive than screening tools like QB Check.
Most patients can be evaluated through a comprehensive psychiatric assessment, with QbCheck used as one component of the diagnostic process when clinically appropriate. In some situations, however, additional psychological or neuropsychological testing may be recommended to help clarify the diagnosis, evaluate coexisting conditions, or provide more detailed cognitive assessment. This decision is based on each patient's individual clinical presentation and is not required for every person undergoing an ADHD evaluation.
ADHD is a lifelong condition that begins in childhood. Corroborating documentation — such as prior medical records, school records, or input from family members — helps confirm that symptoms were present before age 12 and supports an accurate diagnosis. Self-report alone has limitations, and additional sources of information strengthen the evaluation.
At this time, stimulant medication management is not offered through our practice. We provide comprehensive ADHD evaluations and individualized treatment plans, which may include behavioral strategies, non-stimulant medications, and other evidence-based interventions. If stimulant medication is determined to be the most appropriate treatment, we will discuss referral options with you.
Yes. Non-stimulant medications such as atomoxetine (Strattera), viloxazine (Qelbree), guanfacine ER (Intuniv), and others are evidence-based treatment options for ADHD and are effective for many individuals. Although they may take several weeks to reach their full effect, they can provide meaningful improvement in attention, focus, impulsivity, and overall functioning. Treatment recommendations are individualized based on your symptoms, medical history, treatment goals, and clinical needs.
ADHD treatment is individualized and may require adjustments over time. If your symptoms do not improve sufficiently or you experience side effects, we will reassess your diagnosis, treatment response, and overall clinical picture. Depending on your individual needs, adjustments may include medication changes, behavioral strategies, additional evaluation, or other evidence-based treatment options.
Wholesome Clinic provides adult ADHD evaluation services from our clinic in Frisco, Texas. Many patients searching for ADHD testing near me are located in the Dallas–Fort Worth area, including Frisco, Prosper, McKinney, Allen, and surrounding communities. We also provide ADHD evaluations via secure telehealth for patients located in Texas and other licensed states.
QB Check costs $150, paid out-of-pocket before testing. This fee is not billed to insurance.
QB Check requires payment at the time of testing. There is no billing pathway for us to collect reimbursement from insurance after the fact. This is standard for this type of computerized assessment.
Comprehensive testing is typically covered by insurance. If you are uninsured or paying out-of-pocket, contact the testing facility directly for pricing. Costs vary but can be significant, which is why insurance coverage is recommended when available.
We work with uninsured patients regularly. QB Check ($150) is an affordable option for initial screening. If comprehensive testing is needed, we can provide referrals and you can discuss payment options directly with the testing facility.
If you have documentation of a prior diagnosis (medical records, psychological testing reports), please provide these to our office. Prior records can support your current evaluation and may allow us to proceed more quickly. Without documentation, we may need to conduct a full evaluation.
If possible, we recommend obtaining records from your previous healthcare provider or pharmacy, as they can provide valuable information about your diagnosis and prior treatment. If records are unavailable, we can still perform a comprehensive ADHD evaluation. In some cases, additional testing, collateral information, or records may be recommended to help clarify the diagnosis and guide treatment decisions.
Prior records confirm your diagnosis and document your treatment history, including which medications you tried and how you responded. This information helps us provide better care and supports any future prescribing decisions.
Contact our office to schedule an initial appointment. Please review the information on this page about documentation requirements before your visit.
Any prior medical records related to ADHD diagnosis or treatment, school records or report cards from childhood (if available), contact information for a family member who can describe your childhood symptoms, a list of current medications, and completed questionnaires (if sent to you before your appointment).
After your evaluation is complete, we will schedule a follow-up visit to review the findings, discuss your diagnosis, and develop an individualized treatment plan. If ADHD is confirmed, we will discuss the treatment options that are most appropriate for your needs, which may include behavioral strategies, non-stimulant medications, referral for stimulant medications when clinically appropriate, or a combination of approaches.
Contact our office if you have questions about whether our ADHD evaluation services are appropriate for your situation. We want to ensure you receive the right care and set realistic expectations before you schedule.
Please review before scheduling:
Our ADHD evaluations are designed for individuals seeking a comprehensive assessment and individualized, evidence-based treatment. Treatment recommendations may include behavioral strategies, lifestyle modifications, non-stimulant medications, and other evidence-based interventions based on your clinical needs.
At this time, stimulant medication management is not offered through our practice. If stimulant medication is determined to be the most appropriate treatment, we will discuss referral options. A diagnosis of ADHD does not automatically mean medication is recommended. Treatment decisions are based on a thorough clinical evaluation, safety considerations, and each patient's individual needs.
Steps to complete ADHD testing:
1. Use the calendar below to request testing. For date preference, select ANY. For time preference, select ANY.
2. After submitting your request, you will receive an invoice for $150.
3. Once payment is received, our office will send instructions on how to complete the QB Check assessment.
4. After the assessment is completed, you may request your results and schedule an appointment to review findings and discuss treatment options if appropriate.
Use the calendar below to request an appointment. For date preference, please select ANY. For time preference, please select ANY.
