Adult ADHD evaluation and treatment

A thorough ADHD evaluation for adults

Three visits. Objective testing. A clear plan.

Our adult ADHD evaluation looks at your whole life, not just a checklist. You leave with a diagnosis if one fits, a written report, and a care plan. In New Jersey and New York, we can also treat you.

Pay one visit at a time. HSA and FSA cards accepted.

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Every evaluation comes with

  • 4 to 6 hours with you
  • Over three visits. Never a 15-minute slot.
  • A written report and care plan
  • In every state. Share it with your doctors.
  • A superbill after each visit
  • Send it to your insurance. You may get money back.
  • The same price in five states
  • NJ, NY, DC, FL, and CA.

Who it's for

This evaluation is a good fit if you…

You don't need to be sure it's ADHD. These are common reasons adults book.

Want a real answer, not a quick online screen.

Were diagnosed as a child and want to know where you stand now.

Were told it's anxiety or depression, but wonder if ADHD is part of it.

Need documentation for work, school, or a new prescriber.

Think you might be autistic too, and want both looked at.

Want treatment, including medicine, in New Jersey or New York.

We see adults 18 and older. We don't evaluate children or teens.

What makes it different

More than a checklist

ADHD can look like anxiety, depression, sleep problems, or burnout. A good evaluation checks for those too, so your diagnosis is one you can trust.

A quick ADHD screening

  • 15 to 30 minutes
  • A self-report checklist
  • No objective testing
  • No check for look-alike conditions
  • A diagnosis with little explanation

Our evaluation

  • Three visits with the same care team
  • Objective testing, like QbCheck and Creyos
  • Rating scales made for adults
  • Checks for look-alikes, like sleep and mood issues
  • A written report and care plan
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What happens

Your three visits

  1. We listen
  2. We talk about your life now and growing up: school, work, relationships, sleep, mood, and health. Bring someone who knew you as a child, if you like.
  3. We test
  4. You fill out adult rating scales and take objective tests. These can include QbCheck, an FDA-cleared test of attention, activity, and impulse control, and Creyos tasks.
  5. We explain everything
  6. We go over your results in plain language. You get your diagnosis if one fits, a written report, and a care plan.

After your evaluation: in New Jersey and New York, we can prescribe and manage your ADHD care. In DC, Florida, and California, you take your care plan to your primary care doctor or local specialist.

After your diagnosis

ADHD care that continues

Treatment is built around your goals. It can include medicine, skills, and support at work or school.

Care in New Jersey

In Westfield or online, with prescribing and follow-ups that meet New Jersey law.

Care in New York

Online visits across New York State, with prescribing and Manhattan visits when needed.

ADHD and autism together

Many adults are both ADHD and autistic. We can evaluate both in one process.

Karina Campos, APN-BC, founder of Neurokin

Our founder

Founded by a clinician who was diagnosed with ADHD as an adult

Karina Campos, APN-BC, founded Neurokin in 2023. She is a board-certified nurse practitioner with more than 10 years of experience.

Karina was diagnosed with ADHD in her late 30s. She knows what it's like to go years without answers. She built Neurokin to give adults the thoughtful, respectful care she wished she'd had. Everything we do follows that standard.

  • APN-BC
  • ADHD-CCSP
  • DEA-licensed in NJ and NY
  • Licensed in DC, FL, and CA

Where we practice

ADHD evaluations in five states

The evaluation is the same in every state. The only difference is who prescribes.

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New Jersey & New York

Full care

We evaluate, diagnose, write your care plan, prescribe, and manage your ongoing care.

New Jersey: visit our Westfield office or meet online. ADHD care in New Jersey

New York: your first visit is online. Later, we plan in-person visits in Manhattan with you. ADHD care in New York

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Washington DC, Florida & California

Evaluation and care plan

We evaluate, diagnose, and write your care plan, online. Your primary care doctor or local specialist prescribes, using our plan.

See ADHD care in Washington DC, Florida, and California.

Pricing

Clear prices. Pay one visit at a time.

You see the full price before you book. We don't bill insurance, so you always know what you'll pay.

Pay on the day of each visit. No big upfront payment.

A superbill after every visit. Send it to your insurance. You may get money back.

HSA and FSA cards accepted for every service.

The same price in every state we serve.

Reviews

Real patients, real progress

5.0 average from 159 reviews on Google, Zocdoc, and Healthgrades.

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Start with one visit.

Your first visit is a talk about your history and what's going on. You'll leave knowing what comes next, and you only pay for that visit.

Questions

ADHD evaluation questions

Don't see your question? Call (908) 215-2331 or send us your question.

  • How long does the evaluation take?

    Three visits, with 4 to 6 hours of one-on-one time in total. Times are approximate. We take the time you need, so a visit may run a little longer or shorter.

  • What is QbCheck?

    QbCheck is an FDA-cleared online test. It measures attention, activity, and impulse control, and compares your results to people of your age and sex. It is one part of your evaluation, never the only part.

  • What is Creyos?

    Creyos is a set of short online tasks that measure memory, attention, and reasoning. It helps us see how your thinking works.

  • What should I bring to my first visit?

    Bring a list of your medicines and any past reports. Old report cards can help too. If you can, ask a parent, partner, or old friend what they have noticed.

  • Can someone join me?

    Yes. A parent, partner, or old friend can share what they have noticed. It helps, but it is not required.

  • What if it’s not ADHD?

    That is still a useful answer. We will explain what we found, like sleep, mood, or anxiety issues, and what may help.

  • Will I get a written report?

    Yes. You get a written report and care plan you can share with your other doctors.

  • Can you help with accommodations?

    Yes. Your report can support accommodation requests at work or school. Ask us what your employer or school needs.

  • Do you accept insurance?

    No, we don’t bill insurance. After each visit, we give you a superbill to send to your insurer. If your plan has out-of-network benefits, you may get some money back. HSA and FSA cards work too.

  • How much does an ADHD evaluation cost?

    You pay one visit at a time, on the day of each visit. The price is the same in every state we serve. See our pricing page for current prices.