Welcome to our QbCheck page - The evidence-based testing performed in our clinic is different than traditional testing that you may have seen clinically in the past. QbCheck has high clinical validity and has shown significant results in more than 30 independent research publications. Current procedures for medical diagnostic assessment of ADHD have been highly subjective with the use of clinical interviews and rating scales alone.

Introduction to Qb Testing

QbCheck is an advanced test of objective symptoms associated with ADHD.

<aside> ☝ The QbCheck is the only test in the world cleared by the FDA to help diagnose and treat ADHD. Fox Fern ADHD Clinic is one of the only clinics in Washington certified to administer and interpret this test.

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Our practice uses QbTest to enhance that procedure with objective data, which leads to improved diagnostic accuracy and a more efficient, precise process for treatment optimization. QbCheck is a Computerized Continuous Performance Test (CPT), widely considered the gold standard for diagnosing ADHD.

• Most ADHD tests are subjective questionnaires. The QbCheck uses hard data from facial recognition and a 20-minute computer task that objectively measure the signs and symptoms of ADHD.
• QbCheck testing is our standard because it’s necessary in order to qualify for certain ADHD accommodations.
• The QbCheck’s objective test results help avoid future providers doubting your diagnosis.
• The QbCheck produces an objective analysis in the form of charts and graphs that help patients resolve or prevent imposter syndrome.
• Testing is simple, remote, and online. All you need is a computer with a webcam.

What should you expect?

Patients are able to utilize technology already available on their PC or Mac which allows QbCheck to gain a clear understanding of their symptoms.

The QbCheck will measure three main ADHD symptoms:

1. Inattention - the extent to which someone can remain focused on a task
2. Hyperactivity - the amount of movement, e.g. tapping foot, fidgeting