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This is the same 6-question test doctors use to check for ADHD. It was made by the World Health Organization. It is not a diagnosis — but it shows if you should talk to a provider.
The ASRS is a short test made by the World Health Organization. Doctors use it to check if someone might have ADHD. You answer 6 questions about things in your daily life.
No. No online test can tell you for sure if you have ADHD. You need a real check-up with a provider who looks at your full history. This test just shows if your answers match common ADHD patterns.
It means your answers line up with ADHD. It does not mean you have it for sure. It means you should see a provider to find out more.
You see your results right away on screen. If the test says ADHD is likely, you can book a visit with one of our providers. If it says ADHD is not likely, you can still book a visit if you feel something is off.
Yes. We do not save or share your answers unless you fill out the contact form after. If you do, we only use your info to connect you with a provider. See our privacy policy for details.
Very good for a short test. Studies show it rarely says you have ADHD when you don't. The 6 questions were picked because they are the best at spotting ADHD out of a longer 18-question test. But no test replaces a real check-up with a provider.
We help you find the right care. When you reach out, we connect you with one of our local clinics that specializes in ADHD. They handle your care from start to finish.
A team member from one of our local clinics in your area will reach out. They handle your evaluation, diagnosis, and any treatment you need.
We will connect you with a local provider who can help. Now accepting new patients.
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