Find out if you have ADHD and get diagnosed online

1. If your quiz results in significant ADHD symptoms, you can click the “book now” button to book your appointment in our Jane App booking system. Or you can click the “Learn More” button to read through the Assessment Steps before booking your appointment. 
2. Once your appointment is booked, you will receive an email from Jane app asking you to complete the ADHD questionnaires and Intake form. 

On the day of your appointment:

1. Jane App will send you the virtual health link 30 minutes before your assessment appointment.
   Simply click the link and login to your Jane account.
2. Make sure you have a private space and high speed internet 
3. Once you login, your clinician will be waiting for you. 
4. Your assessment appointment will take about 30 minutes. In order to receive a diagnosis and treatment plan, you will need to book in with the same nurse practitioner and attend the diagnosis and treatment plan appointment so we can go over your labs and ECG and forms.

On the day of your appointment:

1.    Jane App will send you the virtual health link 30 minutes before your assessment appointment. Simply click the link and login to your Jane account.

2.    Make sure you have a private space and high speed internet 

3.    Once you login, your clinician will be waiting for you. 

4.    Your appointment will take about 30 minutes. 

Step 1- First Appointment – $399
Assessment and screening for ADHD, medical conditions, and mental health conditions

Step 2. Second Appointment – $79
Diagnosis and Treatment Plan

Step 3. Follow Up Care – $79 per Appointment
Medication Management

Yes we offer medication management services. 

The only thing you need to do is complete the intake form and questionnaires on the
day you book your appointment as we need to prepare well ahead of your assessment
appointment. (takes about 45 minutes)

One of our nurse practitioners will meet with you virtually to conduct the assessment appointment. All of our nurse practitioners are specially trained in assessing and
diagnosing ADHD and have extensive experience working in mental health and primary
care. 
Your care team works behind the scenes and is made up of ADHD clinicians, nurse
practitioners, licensed practical nurses, therapists, registered social workers,
occupational therapists, and registered clinical counselors.

Your clinician will recommend next steps for treatment which will be informed by best practices and a multimodal approach to ADHD treatment. The recommendations will be outlined in your assessment report. This may include recommendations for ADHD medication, ADHD therapy or coaching, ADHD Group, support groups, or diet and lifestyle changes.

We follow the Canadian ADHD Practice Guidelines as outlined here:

https://adhdlearn.caddra.ca/purchase-guidelines

When seeking an evaluation or treatment for ADHD, it is important to see a qualified, licensed healthcare professional. This includes: A psychiatrist, pediatrician, nurse practitioner, doctor, or psychologist.

After you complete your assessment appointment, and if ADHD is suspected, we will recommend that you book in for a follow up appointment to receive a diagnosis and personalized treatment plan.

You can start ADHD therapy coaching anytime through our clinic. Having an ADHD assessment does not guarantee that you’ll be diagnosed with ADHD. In order to receive a diagnosis you need to meet criteria as laid out in the DSM 5. If you do receive a diagnosis, you will be able to start treatment right away.

The ADHD Assessment Report can be used for academic accommodations, work place accommodations, disability tax credit applications and student aid applications.