QB Check: ADHD, Measured Not Guessed
A computer-based test that objectively measures attention, activity level, and impulsivity. It gives Dr. Pierre-Louis data to support diagnosis and track how well treatment is working.
How it works
What QB Check measures
QB Check is a 15 to 20 minute computerized assessment that uses a motion-tracking sensor and a continuous performance task to measure the three core areas of ADHD: inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. Instead of relying only on questionnaires and observation, it gives an objective, data-backed picture of how these symptoms show up in real time.
Supporting your care
Used alongside the clinical interview to add objective data when symptoms are unclear or when a second data point is helpful.
Retaken periodically after starting or adjusting treatment to see, numerically, whether attention and impulse control are improving, not just relying on self-report.
QB Check is offered as an optional add-on to your evaluation or ongoing care. Dr. Pierre-Louis will let you know if it's a good fit for your situation. It's never required to receive an ADHD diagnosis or treatment.
Common questions about QB Check
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