Quick answer: Cognitive & ADHD Assessments at SLS Psychiatry include a thorough psychiatric evaluation for attention, focus, organization, and impulse control concerns in adults. The National Institute of Mental Health estimates the past-year prevalence of ADHD in U.S. adults at about 4.4%. When clinically appropriate, eligible patients may access optional provider-directed Creyos digital cognitive assessments. Treatment recommendations are made only after clinical evaluation, and no specific medication is guaranteed.
Attention difficulties, executive functioning challenges, and cognitive concerns can significantly affect career, finances, and personal relationships. SLS Psychiatry offers thorough psychiatric evaluation for these concerns, along with optional provider-directed cognitive assessments when clinically appropriate.
We conduct a thorough evaluation that includes current symptoms, developmental history, school and work history, family history, prior diagnoses or treatments, and validated rating scales when appropriate. We rule out conditions that can mimic ADHD (such as anxiety, depression, sleep disorders, or substance-related concerns). When clinically appropriate, we may use provider-directed Creyos digital cognitive assessments and behavioral health questionnaires to support the clinical evaluation.
Medication management when clinically appropriate, behavioral and organizational strategies, sleep and routine optimization, psychoeducation regarding executive functioning, and optional provider-directed cognitive and behavioral health assessments when clinically appropriate.
If chronic difficulties with attention, organization, or impulsivity are significantly affecting your daily life, work, or relationships.
The National Institute of Mental Health estimates the past-year prevalence of ADHD in U.S. adults at approximately 4.4%.
Treatment recommendations are made only after a clinical evaluation, and no specific medication is guaranteed. Both stimulant and non-stimulant options exist and are considered based on diagnosis, history, safety, and appropriateness.
Yes, adult ADHD evaluations can be performed via secure telehealth for patients physically located in Texas at the time of the visit.
Anxiety disorders, depression, sleep disorders (including obstructive sleep apnea), thyroid disorders, and substance use can all produce attention difficulties. A careful evaluation helps differentiate them.
There is a one-time $200 Cognitive Assessment Access fee for eligible patients who complete provider-directed Creyos assessments. Please contact the office for payment details. This fee may not be covered by insurance and is separate from appointment fees.
No. The $200 Cognitive Assessment Access fee is a separate, optional one-time fee. It does not cover appointment fees, which are billed separately. Please contact the office for payment details.
No. Creyos assessments do not diagnose ADHD or any condition by themselves, do not replace a psychiatric evaluation, and do not guarantee medication, stimulants, or controlled-substance prescribing. Results are reviewed by your provider as part of your overall psychiatric care.
No. Creyos assessments do not guarantee medication, stimulants, or controlled-substance prescribing. All treatment decisions are based on a full clinical evaluation.
Assessments are provider-directed and used when clinically appropriate. They are not intended for unlimited self-testing or emergency use.