ADHD testing is an evaluation process that uses appropriate clinical measures and professional interpretation to assess attention and related concerns. Testing does not replace a full clinical evaluation or guarantee a diagnosis. Our team can explain the next steps and whether testing is appropriate for the patient.
Neurofeedback is a non-invasive, clinician-guided approach that uses real-time feedback during sessions. It may be considered as part of an individualized plan for attention, stress response, or other concerns after evaluation. A clinician will discuss whether it is appropriate and what participation may involve.
Impireum Wellness Group offers clinician-guided ADHD testing and neurofeedback for patients seeking a clearer understanding of attention, behavior, and related concerns. A qualified clinician reviews the appropriate evaluation or care pathway, explains what to expect, and confirms whether a service fits the patient’s needs. Availability, age eligibility, location, and telehealth options vary by service and patient.
The first step is a clinician-guided discussion of the patient’s concerns and goals. The care team can explain the available evaluation options, confirm whether a service is appropriate, and review eligibility and scheduling requirements.
No. Neurofeedback is not a stand-alone diagnostic test. ADHD diagnosis requires an appropriate clinical evaluation by a qualified professional. Impireum can explain which assessment or care pathway may fit after reviewing the patient’s needs.
No. Appropriateness depends on clinical history, goals, age, service availability, and clinician assessment. Impireum will confirm eligibility and next steps before scheduling.
Telehealth availability varies by service, patient location, and clinical eligibility. Ask the intake team which options are available for your situation.