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A strong ADHD assessment needs evidence that difficulties appear in more than one setting and that relevant patterns were present early in life. For children, educational input helps document school functioning. For adults, input from someone who knew the person before age 12 can help document childhood patterns.

At this stage, payment is made directly through NVOX. We plan to offer broader insurance support in the future. When needed, NVOX can provide a superbill or suitable invoice for self-submission, but reimbursement depends on the customer’s insurance policy and is not guaranteed by NVOX.

Clinical meaning is determined through professional review. AI can help identify patterns, but it does not make a diagnostic decision on its own.

Digital markers may include response timing, consistency, attention patterns, movement, voice and speech patterns, and task-related behavior.

During certain tasks, and only after permission is granted, NVOX may collect digital markers related to task performance.

For people under 18, a parent or legal guardian completes the initial questionnaire. The child or teen completes the assessment tasks independently.

In appropriate cases, if an accommodation request was not adequately considered, a family or individual may contact the NVOX Foundation Advocacy program. The program is available at no cost and can help organize information, understand the situation, and consider possible next steps.

In eligible countries, Klarna may be available at checkout. Qualified customers may be able to split the assessment cost into 3 or 4 interest-free payments, depending on location and Klarna approval. Available options will be shown before checkout is completed.

Information is collected and transmitted through a secure process, with access limited based on need and relevant permissions.

In most cases, the report is ready within about 3 business days after the assessment is completed, the required information is received, and clinical review is finalized. During high-volume periods or when information is missing, it may take a little longer.

No. Accommodations are one important use of the report, but the report is also designed to help people understand the findings, share them with professionals, and plan appropriate next steps.

No. AI helps identify patterns in the information collected, but it does not diagnose on its own and does not replace clinical judgment.

No. It is a support tool only. It does not replace a clinician, therapy, or medical advice, and it does not make medication decisions.

No. NVOX combines questionnaires, attention tasks, input from relevant people, existing documents when available, digital markers, AI-assisted analysis, and clinical review.

No. NVOX does not prescribe medication and does not make medication decisions.

No. NVOX is not an emergency service and is not intended for acute mental health crises. If there is immediate danger or severe distress, contact emergency services or an appropriate medical professional.

No. The goal is not to track the person or draw conclusions from a single marker. The goal is to add a structured information layer to clinical review.

No. The report can support a request, but final decisions are made by the school, college, workplace, testing body, or relevant institution.

No. The report is designed to support requests and conversations, but final decisions are made by the school, college, workplace, testing body, or relevant institution.

No. You can start without a previous diagnosis. If you have previous evaluations, medical records, school reports, or accommodation documents, they can be uploaded as part of the process.

No. You can stop and come back. Input from other people and relevant documents can be collected separately through a secure link.

NVOX Companion is a support tool available after the report. It helps you understand parts of the report, revisit recommendations, organize questions, and turn findings into clearer next steps.

NVOX is for children ages 8 and older, teens, and adults who want to understand whether the findings support ADHD and what may help next.

NVOX offers two review paths. The Connected Clinician Path is $349, and the NVOX Clinician Path is $499. The assessment itself is the same in both paths.

Sometimes yes. In some settings, input from an educational professional, a close person, or previous documentation can strengthen the usefulness of the report for support or accommodation conversations.

The feedback session is a required part of the process before the final report is delivered. The report is delivered only after a clinician in your selected path has reviewed the findings with you and explained what they mean. For minors, the session is held with the relevant parent or legal guardian. If you miss a scheduled session, you will need to reschedule based on team availability and NVOX scheduling and cancellation policies.

The network is designed for licensed clinicians relevant to ADHD and mental health, such as psychologists, psychiatrists, physicians, psychiatric nurse practitioners, and other licensed clinicians, depending on their license and scope of practice. Each clinician must be reviewed and approved before joining the network.

The person being assessed completes a short reading sample and a focused attention task. Adults also complete a structured self-report questionnaire.

The price includes the assessment, questionnaires, tasks, the option to upload documents, clinical review, MD oversight, a clear and comprehensive report, and NVOX Companion after the report is delivered.

The questionnaire usually takes about 30 minutes, the reading sample about 2 minutes, and the attention task about 15 minutes.

The report can still explain the findings, present additional clinical considerations, and suggest what may be worth exploring or doing next.

The report includes clinical findings, an evidence summary, functional impact, additional clinical considerations, practical recommendations, and documentation designed to be clear and useful.

This path is for people who already have a clinician in the NVOX Network. You complete the same assessment and review the findings with your connected clinician. The price is $349.

This path is for people who want feedback directly from NVOX. You review your results with a PhD psychologist from NVOX in a secure online feedback session. The price is $499.

We do not want cost to be the reason someone cannot access a high-quality ADHD assessment. In appropriate cases, NVOX Foundation may offer discounts, subsidized programs, or full assessment sponsorship, depending on need, program availability, and relevant criteria.

When appropriate norms are available, task performance and response patterns may be compared against them to add objective context. Task norms are currently available for ages 8 to 65.

Yes. A friendly animated guide explains each step and helps make the experience feel clear, guided, and less stressful.

Yes. Assessment is available for people over 65. Task norms are currently available for ages 8 to 65, so for people over 65, clinical interpretation may rely more heavily on the other information layers and clinical review.

Yes. Clinical review considers how the evidence collected relates to DSM-5-TR criteria for ADHD.

Yes. For children under 10, we recommend having a responsible adult nearby to help with instructions or technical issues. The child should complete the assessment tasks independently.

Yes. NVOX Companion is included at no additional cost after the report is delivered.

Yes. NVOX is a home-based ADHD assessment process that includes structured questionnaires, assessment tasks, AI-assisted analysis, clinical review aligned with DSM-5-TR criteria, MD oversight, and a clear, comprehensive report.

Yes. NVOX is built with security and privacy measures aligned with HIPAA requirements to help protect sensitive health information throughout the assessment process.

Yes. Previous evaluations and existing documents can help build a fuller picture, but NVOX still completes its own structured assessment process.

Yes. The assessment is completed online from home using a computer with a camera, microphone, and stable internet connection.

Yes. The assessment is designed to help understand whether the findings support ADHD, and whether other explanations or next steps may be worth considering.

Yes. The assessment itself is the same. The difference is who reviews the results with you.

Yes. The report can support professional conversations about support, treatment, accommodations, or possible next steps when clinically appropriate.

Yes, when clinically appropriate. The report can support conversations and requests around 504 Plans, IEPs, college accommodations, workplace accommodations, or standardized testing accommodations.

Yes, when clinically appropriate. The report is designed to support conversations and requests with relevant institutions, but each institution makes decisions according to its own policies.

Yes. When relevant, the report may address possible alternative explanations, co-occurring concerns, or areas that may be worth exploring further.

Yes. You can upload previous evaluations, medical records, school reports, or accommodation documents when available.

You can check whether your clinician is connected to the network. If they are connected, you can choose the Connected Clinician Path.

You can continue the process, but outside input may strengthen the clinical picture and the usefulness of the report with certain institutions. If they do not respond, you can update or replace them through your dashboard.

You can get help through the in-system chatbot, live support when available, or the NVOX Support email. The goal is to help you complete the process in an organized and secure way.

You can invite your clinician to join the NVOX Network, or choose the NVOX Clinician Path and begin without waiting.

You can share it with a school, college, workplace, physician, therapist, or clinician, and use it to support appropriate next steps.

You create an account, choose who will review your results with you, complete questionnaires and assessment tasks, and then the findings go through clinical review.

You need a computer with a camera and microphone, a quiet place, a stable internet connection, and about 45 to 60 minutes for the main assessment process.

Your report is available to you and to the relevant parties in the process, based on the path you choose and the permissions you provide.

Your results are clinically reviewed with MD oversight. Depending on the path you choose, feedback is provided by a PhD psychologist from NVOX or by your connected clinician in the NVOX Network