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Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder is a mental health condition that can have both behavioral and cognitive effects on a person.
Behaviorally, ADHD causes fidgeting, hyperactivity, irritability, and impulsivity.
Cognitively, you can feel distracted or absent-minded. You might also have difficulty paying attention or focusing.
We provide two market-leading options for objective, standardized ADHD testing. QbTest and QbCheck are FDA-cleared and CE-marked ADHD tests enabling clinicians to measure ADHD symptoms and treatment effects
Since ADHD can also sometimes come with additional symptoms and can coexist with other issues like anxiety, depression, and insomnia, we provide comprehensive care to address everything.
It’s easy and simple.
1. A quick assessment. You can start with an easy 1-minute online assessment to personalize your treatment.
2. Easy online booking. Schedule your visit at a time that works for you—with only a few clicks.
3. Get continuous care. Get regular online visits, easy medication refills, and ongoing mental health support from us.
To begin your ADHD/ADD care, please download and complete the attached forms as well:
This form is important to begin your treatment because it helps us understand your medical history and what you might need.
If you have a previous ADHD/ADD diagnosis, then please use this form to consent to transfer your health information to us. It's a great way to make sure we have all the details to provide the best care for you.
Our computer-based ADHD testing makes us stand out. It’s a great way to customize your care plan and speed up progress.
Get holistic/comprehensive care, insurance support, and advanced testing at Today Telemedicine.
No, ADHD and autism are not the same thing. They are two separate conditions with different symptoms and diagnoses.
Having ADHD doesn’t mean you’re on the autism spectrum, but having either of these conditions increases your chances of having the other.
Diagnosis can involve a thorough assessment by a mental health expert. It can involve a review of your symptoms, medical history, and psychological tests.
Treatment for ADHD isn't a quick fix—finding a treatment that works can help you manage ADHD instead of fighting it.
The good thing is that the right treatment does work and can be effective.
We’d love to hear from you! Request an appointment
using our convenient appointment request form or call us today at (800) 951-8257.
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