Not sure if it’s ADHD? Start here.
A 5-minute, objective attention game, reviewed by a board-certified psychiatrist who tells you what’s next.
The questionnaire and attention test are free. $99 unlocks your full results, reviewed and interpreted by a board-certified psychiatrist.
What stands out
SampleHow it works
From a 5-minute test to a clear next step.
- Step 1
Start at home
A free questionnaire and a guided 5-minute attention game, from home. No appointment, no waitlist.
- Step 2
A psychiatrist reviews
A board-certified psychiatrist reads your results with your answers, within 24 hours.
- Step 3
You get your report
Objective results in plain language, what they suggest, and what they don’t.
- Step 4
Your matched next step
A referral to the right professional for the full evaluation that fits: ADHD, emotional, or educational support.
- Step 5
Ongoing care
Coordinate care and track what’s working over time, if that’s the path you choose.
What you get
A clear read, and a clear next step.
Objective attention and impulse-control data, read by a board-certified psychiatrist against what’s typical for your child’s age, then a report and recommendation. It’s decision support, not a diagnosis: based on your results, a referral to the right professional for the full evaluation that fits, whether that points to ADHD, emotional support, or educational support.
Sample results
Your child’s attention was slightly elevated compared with children their age, one signal a board-certified psychiatrist reads in context.
Reviewed by a board-certified psychiatrist within 24 hours, a report and recommendation with clear next steps.
A board-certified psychiatrist reviews every result
Not an algorithm alone, a clinician reads the data with your intake and gives clear next steps, within 24 hours.
- An objective measure, not a checklist
- Read against what’s typical for your child’s age
- A report and recommendation with clear next steps
Whatever the result, a clear next step
Your report reads one of three ways, and each one tells you exactly what to do.
Share the report with your pediatrician and keep it for your records.
Talk with your pediatrician and your child’s teacher, and consider a full evaluation.
We connect you with a provider for a full evaluation and ongoing care if needed.
Why start here
A better first step.
Fast
Start from home today, no waiting weeks for an evaluation.
Affordable
A meaningful first step before a $2,000–$5,000 full evaluation.
Objective
Real attention performance data, not just a questionnaire.
Clear next step
A board-certified psychiatrist tells you what to explore next.
ADHD, in context
We start with an ADHD assessment. We don’t assume the answer.
Attention difficulties can stem from ADHD, but similar presentations can also accompany anxiety, learning differences, sleep disorders, and other conditions. A board-certified psychiatrist helps determine which direction is worth exploring.
Where Vextara fits
More than an online quiz. Less commitment than a full evaluation.
| Online quiz | Full evaluation | Vextara | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Start quickly | Often no | ||
| Affordable first step | |||
| Objective data | Sometimes | ||
| Clinician-reviewed | |||
| Differential diagnosis | |||
| Clear next step | Limited | Already chosen |
Start quickly
Affordable first step
Objective data
Clinician-reviewed
Differential diagnosis
Clear next step
After the test: clinician next steps, and tools to keep track of what’s working.
Vextara guides. Clinicians provide the care.
Vextara gives you an objective measurement and a board-certified psychiatrist’s review with clear next steps. It does not itself diagnose or prescribe, any diagnosis and treatment are provided by board-certified psychiatrists.
Start with a clearer picture.
A short attention game, a board-certified psychiatrist’s review, and a clear next step, for children ages 6–17.
Start the questionnaireThe questionnaire and attention test are free. $99 unlocks your full results, reviewed and interpreted by a board-certified psychiatrist.
Not a diagnosis. A better first step.