ADHD Evaluations

  • Is your child having difficulties at school?

  • Has a teacher or another individual recommend that your child be tested for ADHD?

  • Do you or your child’s teacher have to keep reminding your child to stay on task?

  • Does your child have difficulty staying in his/her seat?

  • Does your child have difficulty maintaining friendships?

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Full Evaluation: $275

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Our Process

  1. Initial Visit

    Discussion of concerns, behaviors, school and home life, sleep habits, eating habits, and review any prior diagnoses and testing. We will give you standardized forms to be completed by the primary caregivers, teacher(s) and a self report for older children. This visit can be done via telehealth. Your child should be present for at least part of the evaluation.

    If you have forms already completed, we will combine visits 1 and 2.

  2. Discussion of Results

    Once the office receives the evaluations, we will meet to discuss the findings from the evaluations and the information gathered from the prior visit. Your provider will discuss a diagnosis of ADHD and any other possible diagnosis in detail, as well as management options, follow up recommendations and if appropriate make recommendations for additional evaluations. Depending on the age and activity level of the child, the caregiver(s) may find it more beneficial to schedule without the child present. This visit can be done via telehealth

  3. Follow up

    If a diagnosis of ADHD is found and you are not a member of the practice, you may choose to join our Mental Health Membership or follow up with the provider of your choice.

Mental Health Membership Information

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Typically once a child is school age starting at the age of 6 years; however kids can be diagnosed down to 4 years especially if behaviors are significantly interfering with their life or they are at risk of injury. An individual can be diagnoses as late as adulthood.

  • You and Me Pediatrics uses a combination of information from the family, teachers and others close to the child as well as the Vanderbilt standardized forms.

  • Yes. Dr Soylu is very experienced and passionate about treating ADHD and we have a membership package allowing for unlimited visits. You can also schedule a consultation visit if you would like to discuss ADHD prior to joining the membership.

  • You can schedule a consultation visit to address any concerns, questions or to just acquire more information.