The why behind our program
Our patients had a need we couldn't fill.
There is significant overlap between burnout and neurodivergence. More and more of our patients were requesting evaluations for ADHD, but the resources for referrals and accessible options were limited.
Our medical system should not be your barrier to diagnosis.
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After the success and ease of use of our program of Autism, we decided to add another set of tools to help clarify the rest of the picture.
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Our program simplifies and increases access to diagnosis. We include a complete written and live assessment suitable for referral to treatment, accommodations and just better understanding of how your brain works.
All of the details
Before enrolling, you should know:
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The complete Adult ADHD program costs $485.
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The Adult ADHD assessment program is available in all 50 states + DC, Guam, and Virgin Islands.
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We are not able to accept insurance at this time.
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We hope to have insurance coverage for this program by mid-2025.
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Your fee covers the clinical ADHD assessment and program. A diagnosis is not guaranteed. All patients receive a full report indicating whether they meet diagnostic criteria or not with follow up recommendations for treatment or additional evaluation.
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All services are non-refundable once the evaluation has taken place.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What does the Adult ADHD assessment cost?
The cost for the Adult ADHD assessment is $485. There are no additional charges or other fees that may be incurred.
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Why don't you take insurance?
We are not able to take insurance for this assessment due to the lack of applicable codes. We are working to get insurance coverage and hope to have this by mid-2025. It’s a complicated and long process. If you sign up for our mailing list, you can get information on that process as we receive it.
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How is your Adult ADHD assessment different?
Our Adult ADHD assessment is shorter and more targeted. We only look for traits associated with ADHD in adults. We do not provide a full neuropsychological evaluation. If you want comprehensive testing including Intellectual Quotient and other mental health diagnoses, we recommend following up with a neuropsychologist who may be able to provide those resources.
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Why don’t you do comprehensive testing?
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Our goal is to fill a very specific niche that is hard to find support for. Often, full batteries of testing can cost several thousand dollars and require many hours of evaluation. We designed something shorter and more direct to answer this one question and reduce the cost significantly.
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Do you have treatment available if we receive a diagnosis? ​
We have several treatment programs and group support programs available, and we have a strong referral network for people who have additional needs than what we provide. Our medication management team does not prescribe stimulants, but we do offer treatment alternatives as well as assistance in locating a local, in-person team who might be able to assess for that. We will help coordinate care as necessary and send information back to treating providers, as appropriate and with permission.
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Can I use this process for accommodations, leave or disability?
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Every disability and accommodation program is different, so it's difficult to answer that directly, but it is a valid diagnostic reported from a physician and psychologist. We do not complete accommodation forms through the evaluation process, but you should be able to parter with a treating clinician, either through our mental health program or through your another team, who can fill out the applicable forms and help you with that process.
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I have more questions. Is there someone I can talk to?
Of course! We are always here to answer questions. You can email us at hello@lbeehealth.com, text us at 561-448-3224 or call at 561-730-2457. A specialist will be happy to answer all of your questions.