Cost is one of the biggest reasons adults put off an ADHD evaluation. Prices vary a lot, and it is not always clear what you are paying for. Here is a plain breakdown.
Typical price ranges
- Online screening quizzes: Free. These are not a diagnosis.
- Online clinician evaluations: Often about $150 to $500, depending on how much clinician time is included.
- In-person psychiatric evaluation: Often about $250 to $600 without insurance.
- Full neuropsychological testing: Often $1,500 to $5,000 or more. This involves many hours of testing with a psychologist.
Prices depend on where you live, who does the evaluation, and whether you use insurance.
What Anora costs
Anora evaluations start at $195.
- Essential Evaluation, $195. Clinical questionnaires, the Creyos computerized cognitive assessment, and a detailed results report within 14 days. No appointment needed.
- Evaluation and Clinical Review, $295. Everything in Essential plus a 20-minute session with a psychiatric nurse practitioner and recommendations based on your results.
- Complete Evaluation and Treatment, $395. Everything above plus a 45-minute or longer session, an ADHD diagnostic interview, a personalized treatment plan, and ongoing support. Your first session includes medication management if it is clinically appropriate.
You pay only after your assessment is submitted. Coaching and ongoing medication management are billed separately.
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Start assessment →Do you need full neuropsychological testing?
For most adults, no. A thorough clinical evaluation is the standard way to diagnose ADHD. Full testing is more helpful when there are questions about learning disabilities, memory problems, brain injury, or when a school or testing agency asks for it.
Does insurance help?
Sometimes. In Georgia and North Carolina, Anora accepts Aetna and Cigna. In other states, our services are self-pay. Many people use an HSA or FSA card. Read our guide on insurance coverage for ADHD testing for more detail.
Questions to ask before you pay anywhere
- Is a licensed clinician involved, and what is their license?
- Is a video visit included, or is it extra?
- Is follow-up care included or billed separately?
- When will I get my results?
The bottom line
You do not need to spend thousands of dollars to find out whether you have ADHD. A clear, clinician-led evaluation starting at $195 is enough for most adults to get answers and a plan.
Common questions
How much is an online ADHD evaluation at Anora?+
Anora evaluations start at $195. Plans with clinician time cost $295 and $395.
Why is full neuropsychological testing so expensive?+
Neuropsychological testing includes many hours of testing, scoring, and report writing by a psychologist. It is useful for complex cases but is more than most adults need to get an ADHD diagnosis.
Can I use my HSA or FSA?+
In many cases, yes. ADHD evaluations are usually a qualified medical expense. Check with your plan to be sure.
This article is for general education and is not medical advice. Talk with a licensed clinician about your own health. If you are in crisis, call or text 988.
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