
An objective at-home ADHD test — your attention and impulse control measured, then reviewed by a licensed clinician within 24 hours. No appointment needed to start.
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How it works
Four steps, fully at home. No appointment, no waitlist.
A short, structured questionnaire — about 3 minutes, from your device.
A ~8-minute test of attention and impulse control — from home, no appointment.
A licensed clinician reviews your results within 24 hours.
A short online session with the clinician, then your diagnosis and care plan — within 72 hours.
Test performance
Attention showed more difficulty than typical for your age. A licensed clinician provides any diagnosis.
Reviewed by a licensed clinician within 24 hours — diagnosis & care plan within 72 hours.
The science
An objective attention test measures how your attention and impulse control actually perform. A licensed clinician reads the results against age norms and puts them in context.
Missed targets and lapses over a sustained task — how steadily you hold focus.
Responses to targets you should withhold — the tendency to act too fast.
Speed and variability of responses — a window into attentional stability.
An objective attention test, reviewed by a licensed clinician who provides any diagnosis.

Your data is never scored by a bot alone. A licensed clinician reviews your attention test alongside your intake, reads it against age norms, and — after a short online session — provides any diagnosis and a care plan. Warm, patient, and on your side.
Why Vextara
Between a free quiz (too shallow) and booking a specialist (too much), Vextara is the missing middle step — start today, no appointment needed.
| Traditional eval | Provider-ordered | Telehealth Rx | Vextara | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Start with no appointment | Sometimes | |||
| Objective performance data | ||||
| Clinician-reviewed | ||||
| Fully at home | Partly | |||
| Time to a diagnosis | 6–18 mo | Days–wks | Days | Same week |
| Cost | $500–1,500 | ~$199 | Varies | $99 |
Provider-ordered testing (e.g. QbCheck/Klarity) is objective but clinic-gated. Telehealth prescribers move fast on self-report. Vextara gives you objective evidence first.
Your AI copilot
Ollie is a feature of Vextara, not a replacement for your clinician. It’s there when focus falls apart at 3pm with practical, judgment-free help — and it knows when to hand things back to your care team.
Beyond the first answer
The same objective test repeats over time, so you and your clinician can see whether things are moving — not just guess. Measure, treat, measure again.
Progress
Attention, over your last 6 tests
Measure → treat → measure again.
Everything in one place
A licensed clinician reads your data with your intake and gives clear next steps — not an algorithm.
Judgment-free help for focus, overwhelm and follow-through — with safety checks built in.
The same test repeats over time — so you and your clinician see what’s actually working.
If it becomes part of your plan, track doses and side effects so it’s dialed in safely.
Evidence-based focus and routine strategies, matched to what you’re working on now.
Encrypted, and shared only with your care team.
Why people choose Vextara
A real performance measure of attention and impulse control — so you and a clinician work from data, not just a self-rating.
Licensed clinicians review your results and provide a real assessment and plan — no waitlist, no months of waiting.
Start from home in minutes, at a fraction of a traditional evaluation — clarity without the friction or the cost.
Descriptions are illustrative of the Vextara experience, not individual testimonials.
What it’s like
“Being told to “just focus” never worked. Seeing my attention actually measured — not just self-rated — is what finally made sense of it.”
“No clinic visit, no waitlist. I did the test from home and a licensed clinician followed up with real next steps.”
“The score wasn’t the point — having a clinician explain what it meant for me was.”
Illustrative examples of the Vextara experience — not individual testimonials or real patients.
One-time — not $500–$1,500 and months of waiting
Covers the intake, the attention test, a 24-hour clinician review, and your diagnosis and care plan within 72 hours. No subscription, no pressure to medicate.
Questions
A short DSM-5 intake plus an objective attention test (a Continuous Performance Test) that measures attention and impulse control from how you actually perform. The test itself isn’t a diagnosis — a licensed clinician reviews your results and, after a short online session, provides any diagnosis and a care plan.
A quiz is self-report — you rate yourself. Vextara adds an objective performance test, so a clinician sees how your attention actually performs, not just how you answered.
No — that’s the point. You start the intake and the attention test immediately from your device, with no clinic visit, no referral, and no waitlist.
A licensed clinician reviews your results within 24 hours. After a short online session with the clinician, you get a full diagnosis and care plan within 72 hours (same week). One-time $99 — a fraction of a traditional evaluation ($500–$1,500), no subscription.
Yes. Your data is encrypted and only shared with your care team.
Take the $99 assessment. A licensed clinician reviews it and gets you to the right next steps.
Start assessment · $99