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Frequently Asked Questions
QBCheck is an objective electronic test that measures attention, impulsivity, and activity in real time. It adds measurable data to traditional symptom screening and aids clinicians in forming a complete assessment.
No. QBCheck provides objective data to support a clinical diagnosis, but only a licensed provider can make the official diagnosis following a comprehensive evaluation.
Standard questionnaires rely on self-report or observer report. QBCheck uses a performance-based task to collect real-time behavioral data, offering an objective perspective on core ADHD symptoms..
When combined with validated screening tools and clinical history, QBCheck offers high reliability in identifying symptom patterns consistent with ADHD. It reduces subjective bias common in self-report questionnaires
Yes — QBCheck can be taken online from home during a scheduled testing session, making it a convenient objective testing option.
QBCheck generally takes about 15–20 minutes to complete.
You will need a desktop or laptop computer with a working keyboard and mouse in a quiet space with minimal disruptions.
Share your results with a licensed psychiatric provider, who will interpret them in conjunction with your clinical history and symptom screening to determine next steps.
What is QBCheck?
How Does QBCheck Work?
- A desktop or laptop with a webcam
- A firm chair without wheels
- A quiet, distraction-free environment
QBCheck is an objective, FDA-authorized computerized test that measures attention, impulsivity, and activity levels in real time. Unlike symptom questionnaires alone, QBCheck uses performance data to provide measurable insights into core ADHD behaviors.
| Feature | QBCheck | Traditional Symptom Questionnaire |
|---|---|---|
| Objective measurement | ✔ | ✘ |
| Real-time performance data | ✔ | ✘ |
| Takes ~15–20 minutes | ✔ | ✔ (but subjective) |
| FDA-authorized | ✔ | ✘ |
| Requires clinical evaluation | ✘ (test only) | ✘ |
Benefits of QB Check
- Affordable: One of the key advantages of QBCheck over traditional ADHD testing methods is its cost-effectiveness. Traditional ADHD evaluations often involve multiple appointments, lengthy assessments, and sometimes expensive tests. QBCheck is generally much more affordable, especially given the time and resources saved for both the patient and the clinician. This makes it a great option for patients without insurance coverage or those looking to manage costs.
- Faster Results: Traditional ADHD assessments can take weeks for results, especially with multiple steps and tests. QBCheck usually provides results within 24-48 hours, so clinicians can make quicker, more informed decisions about diagnosis and treatment.
- Objective Data: QBCheck gives objective data, unlike traditional assessments that rely mostly on subjective evaluations. This helps clinicians better understand the severity of a patient’s symptoms, leading to more accurate diagnoses and tailored treatment plans.
- Convenient and Remote: Traditional ADHD testing often requires going to a clinic, which can be hard for some patients due to distance or other barriers. QBCheck lets patients take the test remotely, making it easier to access, especially for those with limited healthcare options or who live in rural areas.
- Comprehensive Assessment: QBCheck measures several areas of ADHD symptoms—attention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity—at the same time. Traditional methods may not cover all these aspects simultaneously, leading to incomplete or less accurate evaluations.
Optimizing Treatment Response with QBCheck
- Ensuring Proper Dosing: With clear, data-driven feedback, QBCheck can also help ensure that medications are dosed properly. For example, if a medication is not providing sufficient symptom relief, QBCheck data can identify areas that still need improvement, helping clinicians fine-tune the treatment regimen.
- Tracking Progress: QBCheck lets clinicians monitor ADHD symptoms over time, making it easier to see improvements and spot areas that need more attention. This helps with both starting treatment and managing ADHD in the long term.
Reducing Bias and Disparities in ADHD Diagnosis
ADHD Self-Test
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