Find out if you have ADHD and get diagnosed online

Once you’ve completed the ADHD self-assessment quiz, you can book your first appointment directly online — no referral required. Choose the ADHD Diagnostic Assessment and Treatment Plan to get started. 

Your first appointment is a comprehensive virtual session with a Nurse Practitioner who specializes in ADHD. They’ll review your intake form and symptom questionnaires, explore your history and concerns, and screen for related conditions. If ADHD is indicated, you’ll receive a formal diagnosis and a personalized treatment plan — all in the same visit. 

• ADHD Diagnostic Assessment and Treatment Plan – $399 
  Includes full assessment, diagnosis (if appropriate), and treatment plan 
• Follow-Up Appointments – $79 
  For medication management, symptom support, or treatment adjustments  (for non-members)
• ADHD Care Membership – $24.99/month
  Medication refills and NP appointments for medication management, symptom support, or treatment adjustments 

Yes. If you’re diagnosed with ADHD and medication is recommended, your Nurse Practitioner can start a trial at the end of your first appointment. A follow-up visit is required to review how you’re doing and make any adjustments. 

After booking, you’ll receive intake forms and clinical questionnaires through Jane App. Please complete them before your appointment — they help your provider understand your symptoms, history, and goals so your time together is focused and effective. 

All assessments are conducted by licensed Nurse Practitioners with advanced training in ADHD care. Our team brings both clinical expertise and a supportive, patient-centered approach. 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.

You’ll leave your appointment with a personalized care plan. If you’re starting medication, your provider will begin the trial and schedule a follow-up to monitor how you’re responding and make any needed changes. 

We follow evidence-based guidelines using a structured intake process, validated screening tools, and a clinical interview. We also screen for related conditions to ensure you receive an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment plan. 

In Canada, Nurse Practitioners, Family Physicians, and Psychiatrists can diagnose ADHD. At West Coast Adult ADHD, your diagnosis will be made by a Nurse Practitioner who specializes in ADHD care. 

If treatment is recommended, your next step is to book a follow-up appointment. This visit allows us to check in on your progress, support medication management, and continue building your care plan. 

Yes. If ADHD is indicated, you’ll receive a diagnosis during your first appointment. If medication is recommended, your trial can begin that same day — with a follow-up booked to support and adjust your treatment as needed.