ADHD assessment & support

At Hopewell Healthcare, we provide thorough ADHD evaluations and ongoing care for children, adolescents, and adults. Our approach goes beyond quick checklists—we take the time to understand attention, executive function, learning, and emotional needs so that each person can move toward real success at school, work, and home.

What we offer

At Hopewell Healthcare, we provide thorough ADHD evaluations and ongoing care for children, adolescents, and adults. Our approach goes beyond quick checklists—we take the time to understand attention, executive function, learning, and emotional needs so that each person can move toward real success at school, work, and home.

Who we serve: Children, adolescents, and adults; ages 5 1/2–75

Our comprehensive services include:

  • ADHD evaluations and screening using Vanderbilt assessments with parent and teacher collaboration (when appropriate)
  • Comprehensive psychiatric evaluation and diagnostic assessment (anxiety, mood, PTSD, OCD, trauma, functional)
  • Medication management and psychiatric prescribing
  • Evidence-based therapy: CBT, DBT-informed interventions, supportive therapy, motivational interviewing, substance abuse counseling
  • ADHD productivity coaching, executive functioning support, and organizational skill-building
  • School, college, and workplace accommodation letters
  • Genetic testing (pharmacogenomic when clinically indicated) and laboratory testing
  • Coordination of care with schools, therapists, PCPs, and other specialists

How we work:
Flexible appointment lengths (20, 30, 40, 50, or 60 minutes) tailored to your clinical needs. In-person and telehealth appointments Monday–Saturday. Collaborative, individualized, neurodiversity-affirming, and trauma-informed care.

What we don't offer:
We are an outpatient practice and do not provide emergency psychiatric services, inpatient treatment, crisis stabilization, court-ordered evaluations, psychological/neuropsychological testing batteries, custody evaluations, or forensic evaluations. For psychiatric emergencies, call 911, visit an ER, or contact 988.

 

Individualized treatment plans

We believe effective ADHD treatment is individualized, balanced, and grounded in what actually works for you. That might include medication, strategies, or both—whatever gives you the best outcome.

  • Medication management
  • Evidence-based medication options when appropriate, with thoughtful discussion of risks, benefits, and close follow-up to ensure treatment is safe and effective.
  • You'll understand exactly what any medication does, why it's recommended, and how we'll monitor it together.
  • Non-medication strategies
  • Psychoeducation, structure and routine building, behavioral tools, school and work coaching, and referrals for therapy or skills training when needed.
  • Real strategies you can use today, tailored to how your brain works.

Why both matter

The most effective ADHD treatment combines what works medically with practical strategies that fit your life. We'll determine the right balance for you—and adjust as needed. If you need additional support beyond our scope, we'll connect you with the right specialists.

 

Accommodation and support letters

We provide clear, detailed accommodation letters that actually get approved and used. Every letter directly connects your documented symptoms and functional impairments to specific, evidence-based supports that schools, colleges, and employers understand.

We support:

  • IEPs (Individualized Education Programs)
  • 504 Plans
  • Standardized test accommodations (SAT, ACT, GRE, LSAT, etc.)
  • ADA and HR requests for workplace accommodations

What makes our letters effective:

  • Clear documentation of how ADHD (or other conditions) impacts your functioning in specific areas
  • Specific accommodation recommendations with clinical rationale (extended time, reduced-distraction testing, note-taking support, flexible deadlines, etc.)
  • Language that meets school and testing board requirements
  • Evidence-based recommendations designed to truly help in your daily life

We don't stop at the letter. With your permission, we coordinate directly with your school, college, or employer to answer questions, clarify recommendations, and ensure your accommodations are realistic and actually helpful.

Who ADHD assessments are for at Hopewell Healthcare:

Children who are bright and creative but struggle with sitting still, following multi-step directions, or keeping up academically. You see their potential, but also their frustration—and you want real answers.

Teens feeling overwhelmed by organization and deadlines, starting to doubt their own ability despite clear intelligence. You know something isn't right, but you're not sure what.

College students and young adults constantly juggling classes, work, and life—always feeling behind, no matter how hard you work. You're exhausted and want to understand why.

Adults who've long suspected ADHD and are finally ready to seek clarity, validation, and a real plan. You want answers—and you want them delivered with compassion.

Here's what we know: You are not lazy. You are not broken. You're not trying hard enough. ADHD is neurological—and with proper assessment, support, and strategy, you can thrive. If any of this resonates, you're not alone. ADHD is real—and with the right support, you can build strategies that work with your brain, not against it.

Here's how the ADHD evaluation process works:

The four-step ADHD evaluation:

  1. Initial consultation — Review your history and goals, confirm ADHD evaluation is right for you
  2. Assessment — Structured interviews, standardized questionnaires, parent/teacher input (for children/teens)
  3. Feedback — Clear results explanation, diagnosis, written treatment plan, documentation if needed
  4. Ongoing care — Medication management, skill-building, routine support, updated accommodations

Professional services

For patients on taking medications, we provide in‑person blood pressure checks and lab work coordination to help keep treatment safe and effective.

  • Routine blood pressure monitoring for medications that may affect cardiovascular health.

  • Lab orders and tracking for required tests (for example, metabolic panels, thyroid studies, medication levels, and other safety labs as clinically indicated).

  • Review of results with you in plain language, with adjustments to your treatment plan when needed.

  • Coordination with your primary care provider or specialists so everyone involved in your care stays informed.

This integrated medical support ensures that your mental health treatment is monitored carefully—not just for symptoms, but for overall physical well‑being.

What we do

"At Hopewell Healthcare, we believe ADHD is a different way of thinking and processing the world. With the right assessment, treatment, and advocacy, that difference can become a source of strength."