Wondering about your child’s focus? Start finding out today.
An objective ADHD test your child takes from home — attention and impulse control measured, then reviewed by a licensed clinician within 24 hours. No appointment needed to start.
Clinician review in 24 hours 100% at home · $99For adults →
How it works
From worry to a diagnosis — same week
Four steps, fully at home. No clinic visit, no waitlist.
1.DSM-5 intake
A short questionnaire about your child — about 3 minutes, from your device.
2.The attention test
A game-like ~8-minute test of attention and impulse control — from home, no appointment.
3.A clinician reviews
A licensed clinician reviews your child’s results within 24 hours.
4.Diagnosis & care plan
A short online session with the clinician, then your child’s diagnosis and care plan — within 72 hours.
Test performance
Your child’s attention showed more difficulty than typical for their age. A licensed clinician provides any diagnosis.
Reviewed by a licensed clinician within 24 hours — diagnosis & care plan within 72 hours.
The science
Real performance data — not a self-rating
An objective attention test measures how your child’s attention and impulse control actually perform. A licensed clinician reads the results against age norms and puts them in context.
Attention
Missed targets and lapses over a sustained task — how steadily your child holds focus.
Impulse control
Responses to targets they should withhold — the tendency to act too fast.
Reaction time & consistency
Speed and variability of responses — a window into attentional stability.
An objective attention test, reviewed by a licensed clinician who provides any diagnosis.
A licensed clinician reads every result
Your child’s data is never scored by a bot alone. A licensed clinician reviews the 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 family’s side.
Why Vextara
Get real data first
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 family copilot
Ollie — for the moments between visits
Ollie is a feature of Vextara, not a replacement for your clinician. It’s there at 7am on a hard morning with practical, judgment-free help — and it knows when to hand things back to your care team.
- Calm scripts for meltdowns and transitions
- Homework and routine strategies that fit your child
- Safety checks that escalate to your care team
Beyond the first answer
Care you can actually measure
The same objective test repeats over time, so you and your clinician can see whether things are moving for your child — not just guess. Measure, treat, measure again.
Progress
Attention, over your last 6 tests
Measure → treat → measure again.
Everything in one place
An answer — and a way forward
Reviewed by a real clinician
A licensed clinician reads your child’s data with your intake and gives clear next steps — not an algorithm.
A real care team of two
A physician and a dedicated care manager put your plan into action — not a call center, and no pressure to medicate.
Ollie, your family copilot
Judgment-free help for mornings, meltdowns and homework — with safety checks built in.
Progress you can measure
The same test repeats over time — so you and your clinician see what’s actually working.
Medication support
When it’s part of the plan, track doses and side effects so it’s dialed in safely.
Private by design
Encrypted, and shared only with your care team.
Why families choose Vextara
Less waiting and wondering
A real answer, not an eight-month wait
An objective at-home assessment your child takes in minutes — reviewed by a licensed clinician the same week, not months from now.
A care team that knows your family
A licensed clinician and a dedicated care manager put the plan into action — not a call center, and no pressure to medicate.
Progress you can actually see
The same test repeats over time, so you and your clinician can watch what’s working — from home, at a fraction of the usual cost.
Descriptions are illustrative of the Vextara experience, not individual testimonials.
What it’s like
From worry to a real answer
“We went from a vague worry to something objective we could actually bring to the pediatrician.”
“She did the test like a game, from home. We finally had more than a note from her teacher.”
“No pressure to medicate — just clear evidence and a clinician’s read on what it meant.”
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 child’s diagnosis and care plan within 72 hours. No subscription, no pressure to medicate.
Questions
Good to know
What exactly is the assessment?+
A short DSM-5 intake plus an objective attention test (a Continuous Performance Test) where your child responds to targets on screen — measuring attention and impulse control from how they actually perform. The test itself isn’t a diagnosis: a licensed clinician reviews the results and, after a short online session, provides any diagnosis and a care plan.
Is this for adults or children?+
Both. A parent can assess their child, or an adult can assess themselves — the same objective test, with age-appropriate norms and content for each.
Do I need an in-person visit or a referral?+
No. Vextara is fully direct and at-home — the intake and the attention test are both done from your device, with no clinic visit, no referral, and no waitlist.
How fast is the diagnosis?+
A licensed clinician reviews your child’s 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).
How much does it cost?+
The assessment is $99 — a fraction of a traditional evaluation ($500–$1,500), with no waitlist.
Is my family’s information private?+
Yes. Vextara is built for healthcare-grade privacy. Your information is encrypted and only shared with your care team.
A clear path forward — starting today.
Take the $99 assessment. A licensed clinician reviews it and gets you to the right next steps.
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