At the Sachs Center, we offer two testing options. The 2-hour Diagnostic ADHD Testing focuses specifically on ADHD, screens for anxiety and depression, and provides same-day results with a diagnosis letter for medication referral or workplace accommodations. The 8-hour neuropsychological evaluation is more comprehensive, includes cognitive testing (IQ), academic testing, memory, and emotional assessments. It's typically required for standardized test accommodations (SAT, LSAT, MCAT) or university support.

Yes! With the Sachs Center's Diagnostic ADHD Testing option, you'll receive your results and diagnosis (if applicable) within two hours of completing the assessment. You'll also receive a letter with your diagnosis that can be used for medication referrals or workplace accommodations.

Yes, professional online ADHD testing conducted by the Sachs Center's licensed psychologists is just as accurate as in-person testing. We conduct evaluations via Zoom or Google Meet using evidence-based self-report tests and comprehensive clinical interviews. This is different from simple online quizzes, which are not diagnostic tools.

At the Sachs Center, the assessment includes four main steps: (1) A 30-minute clinical interview with your psychologist discussing your current challenges, childhood experiences, work history, and family dynamics; (2) Review of ADHD diagnostic criteria; (3) Evidence-based self-report questionnaires assessing impulsivity, executive functioning, attention, and focus; (4) Discussion of findings and diagnosis with your Sachs Center clinician, along with personalized treatment recommendations.