What ADHD Testing Can Help Clarify
- Whether symptoms are consistent with ADHD
- How attention, impulsivity, organization, or restlessness may be affecting daily life
- Whether another concern may be contributing to focus or motivation challenges
- Whether ADHD may be present alongside anxiety, depression, sleep concerns, or other needs
- What treatment options may be most appropriate based on your symptoms and goals
When It May Be Time to Ask About an ADHD Assessment
It may be helpful to reach out if attention-related challenges are regularly affecting school, work, home life, relationships, or self-confidence.
- You often feel behind, scattered, or mentally overloaded
- Starting or finishing tasks feels harder than expected
- You lose track of details, deadlines, or belongings
- Impulsivity or restlessness is affecting daily functioning
- You have tried to “just focus” but still feel stuck
Benefits of an Accurate ADHD Diagnosis
An accurate ADHD diagnosis can help replace confusion or self-blame with a clearer understanding of what is happening. It can also help guide treatment options tailored to your symptoms, age, goals, and day-to-day responsibilities.
Why Choose Foresight for ADHD Testing and Care?
- Psychiatric evaluation before testing to better understand the full clinical picture
- IVA-2 CPT testing when clinically appropriate
- Medication management, therapy, and treatment planning options
- Care for adults, teens, and children, with testing available for children as young as six
- Support for attention, impulsivity, organization, emotional regulation, and daily functioning
- Coordination with therapists, educators, family members, or referring providers when helpful
- Flexible care options through telehealth and select in-person services
How ADHD Testing Works at Foresight
Foresight offers ADHD testing as part of a broader psychiatric evaluation and care-planning process. Your provider will first take time to understand your symptoms, history, daily functioning, and any other factors that may be affecting attention, motivation, organization, or impulsivity.
If clinically appropriate, your provider may recommend the Integrated Visual and Auditory Continuous Performance Test, Version 2 (IVA-2 CPT). This computer-based test measures attention and response patterns, providing providers with objective information to support diagnostic decision-making.
The IVA-2 CPT is available for a self-pay rate of $200 and is not billable through insurance. Related services, such as your psychiatric evaluation, follow-up appointments, and medication management, may be covered by insurance depending on your plan. You can review more details in our insurance and patient information resources, or contact our team for help with next steps.
IVA-2 CPT testing is not intended to replace a full neuropsychological evaluation. Instead, it can provide additional information that helps psychiatric providers better understand whether ADHD may be contributing to your symptoms and what kind of care plan may be appropriate.
For Individuals Seeking ADHD Testing
If you or a loved one is seeking clarity around attention-related challenges, our ADHD testing process can help. At Foresight, testing begins with a consultation with one of our psychiatric providers, who will assess your needs and determine whether IVA-2 CPT testing is appropriate for your situation.
Adults aged 18 and older are required to undergo virtual testing or other approved neuropsychological testing before being prescribed stimulant medication. For children and adolescents, ADHD testing is optional unless a provider determines that diagnostic clarity is needed.
Test results do not guarantee any particular treatment. They provide valuable information to help providers develop individualized treatment plans.
For Providers Referring Patients for Testing
We welcome ADHD testing referrals from outside providers and value the opportunity to collaborate in supporting your patients’ care. The IVA-2 CPT can provide structured data to support diagnostic clarity and treatment planning when ADHD is being considered.
The test includes built-in measures that help assess response validity and support interpretation. After testing is completed, referring providers receive a detailed interpretation guide to assist with clinical decision-making and care planning.
To start your referral, please complete the form with your patient’s information. Our team will coordinate the testing process and follow up once the results are available.
ADHD Treatment Options After Testing
ADHD care is not one-size-fits-all. A diagnosis can help guide treatment, but the right plan depends on the person’s age, symptoms, history, goals, and whether other mental health needs are also present.
At Foresight, treatment may include psychiatry, medication management, therapy for ADHD, behavioral strategies, or coordination with other supports. Some people benefit from medication. Others need therapy, routines, coaching-style strategies, school support, or a combination of care.
