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ADHD Diagnostic Evaluations

Pediatricians, primary care physicians, psychiatrists, therapists, school teams, and college disability offices send patients to us for one reason: the diagnostic testing they cannot run in house, plus documentation that holds up when it reaches a school, a testing agency, or an employer. We evaluate children, teens, and adults, and return a report you and your patient can act on. See our full ADHD evaluation services for background.
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Berenice Rosales-Nadel, Clinical Director and LMHC-D, founder of You Can Do It PLLC in New York City
Berenice Rosales-Nadel, LMHC-D
CLINICAL DIRECTOR & FOUNDER

What we evaluate

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Children
Parent and teacher input alongside direct assessment, with findings written for 504 Plans, IEPs, and CSE review.
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Teens
Evaluation that accounts for school demands and, where relevant, documentation for standardized test accommodations.
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Adults
Assessment of current function at work and in daily life, with reports suited to college, graduate, licensing exam, and workplace accommodations.

What the evaluati0n covers

A single 60 to 75-minute clinical interview with standardized measures, written up against the criteria bariatric programs and insurers ask for.

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Structured clinical interview and history
Symptom onset, course, and impact across home, school, and work, assessed against DSM-5-TR criteria.
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Standardized ADHD rating scales
Validated self-report measures, with parent and teacher forms for children and teens.
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 Collateral input across settings
Information from the settings where symptoms show up, so impairment is documented in more than one place.
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Co-occurring condition screening
Anxiety, mood, sleep, and learning concerns that can mimic or accompany ADHD are screened and noted.
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Functional impairment assessment
How symptoms affect performance day-to-day, described in the terms accommodation bodies look for.
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Written diagnostic report with recommendations
A clear determination, DSM-5-TR diagnosis where warranted, and recommendations, sent directly to you.

Documentation that holds up where it is submitted

A diagnosis is only useful if the report behind it survives review. Our evaluations are written with the diagnostic clarity and functional detail accommodation bodies require, so your patient is not sent back for more paperwork.

K-12 accommodations: 504 Plans, IEPs, and CSE submissions
College and university: disability and accessibility office documentation
Standardized and licensing exams: SAT, ACT, GRE, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT, bar, and professional boards
Workplace: ADA accommodation requests

How to refer

You reach the clinician directly. No intake queue, no coordinator in between. Refer a patient for ADHD evaluation and we schedule from there.

 

2-3 days
Typical turnaround from evaluation to written report
Direct
Line to the evaluating clinician, no gatekeeper
1
Send the referral
Email, fax, or the form on this page. Patient name, procedure, and surgery date are enough to start.
2
Patient is scheduled
We contact the patient or family within one business day and offer in-person or secure telehealth appointments across New York and New Jersey.
3
Report to your office
A written diagnostic report, typically within 2 to 3 business days of the evaluation, sent the way you prefer. A copy goes to the patient or family for accommodation submissions.

Fees and insurance

Evaluations are $595 self-pay, and we are in-network with Cigna. Coverage is confirmed with the patient before scheduling.

Referral guide
The one-page ADHD referral brief
What the evaluation covers, what your patient should bring, turnaround times, and contact details. Print it or keep it on file for your coordinators.

Download the Guide (PDF)

 PDF – 1 page – 320 KB

Have a question about a referral?

Call or email the practice directly and you reach the evaluating clinician, not a queue.
(551) 241-9437 | berenice@youcandoitnyc.com

Ready to refer or schedule an evaluation?

Providers and patients can book directly. Appointments are usually available within the same week across New York and New Jersey.

Download NY Brief (PDF)
Download NJ Brief (PDF)
Book an Evaluation