Focus & attention · Adult ADHD

When focus has been hard for years—and no one measured it

Physician-led evaluation for working adults: full history, Creyos cognitive testing, and a plan that looks at ADHD where it fits—plus sleep, stress, mood, and other health factors.

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Adult on a calm telehealth visit discussing focus and attention with a clinician.

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“Finally found a telehealth practice that feels thorough and respectful. I never feel rushed—the clinicians actually listen.”

— Verified telehealth patient
  • Clinical history first—not a quiz result as a diagnosis
  • Creyos cognitive assessment when appropriate
  • Medication only if clinically appropriate—never guaranteed

Does this sound like you?

Recognition—not judgment.

Projects stall near the finish

Hard parts done—final details drag on.

Focus collapses under load

Deep work feels impossible when life is busy.

Time and appointments slip

Remembering obligations takes more effort than it should.

Restless, always “on”

Sitting still or waiting feels like a motor you can’t turn off.

Told something—never tested

Hints of ADHD or “just stress,” without objective testing.

Want a real baseline

Numbers and a clinician conversation you can come back to.

How the evaluation works

Five calm steps. Screening scores are not a diagnosis.

1

Clinical conversation

History, work life, past care, and other conditions that affect focus.

2

Cognitive assessment

Creyos tasks for attention and memory. Details.

3

Questionnaires

Validated tools for attention, mood, stress, and sleep when needed.

4

Labs if relevant

Iron, thyroid, or others when history points there. Fees separate.

5

Your plan

Plain-language findings. Lifestyle, coordination, testing, or treatment—no outcome promised.

Objective testing, included

About 40 minutes of Creyos tasks. Your clinician reads the report with your history—not as a standalone diagnosis.

Working memory Attention Reasoning Verbal ability Visual-spatial Event memory

Bars show task coverage, not your scores.

Transparent pricing

Evaluation

$149one-time

Visit, history, Creyos when appropriate, plan discussion. Pharmacy cost separate.

Ongoing

$149/month

If you continue: messaging, follow-ups, medication management when appropriate.

Full pricing

A note from Dr. Sneh Pandey

Dr. Sneh Pandey, MD

“Focus problems deserve a real workup—history, objective testing when it helps, and a plan you can understand. A quiz is not a diagnosis.”

— Dr. Sneh Pandey, MD · Medical Director

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Questions

Is the free questionnaire a diagnosis?

No. It is a private 2-minute self-report that starts a conversation. It does not diagnose anything.

Is this a real ADHD diagnosis?

Licensed clinicians use history and validated tools. If DSM criteria are met, you get a formal diagnosis and plan. Diagnosis does not guarantee medication.

Will I be prescribed medication?

Only if your clinician finds it appropriate after evaluation. Medication is never guaranteed. Controlled substances follow state and federal rules.

What does it cost?

$149 one-time evaluation; cognitive testing included. Ongoing care $149/month if you continue. Meds and labs separate. See Pricing.

Does cognitive testing diagnose ADHD?

No. It measures task performance. Your clinician reads it with your history and any labs.

Not emergency care. If you think you are having an emergency, call 911.

Meet clinicians behind this care

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Ready to talk with a clinician?

Free Meet & Greet, or start with the questionnaire.