Elizabeth P.
I wouldn’t even give a single star for…
I wouldn’t even give a single star for this company if I didn’t have to. I paid $179 to take the assessment with ADHD online because my clinician who I have seen for years wanted the diagnosis on paper. I had been on medication for a few months after taking this assessment. My clinician and therapist concluded that ADD was the correct diagnosis but wanted formal testing. The clinician who never called, saw my face, etc misdiagnosed me with Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) and Depression. These diagnosis was previously presented when I was younger which my psychiatrist and therapist believe is a misdiagnosis and I was left untreated for ADD for 21 years because of misdiagnosis. When discussing putting in an addendum, the provider had biased judgement and was not pleased that I questioned her diagnosis. I offered to have my local clinicians who as I stated I have seen for years to provide written documentation to support the ADD diagnosis. The provider did not listen and the customer service agents lacked empathy and were not willing to listen. When posting my honest review on their Facebook site, they concluded to make it so I was not able to post and also blocked my number from being able to call. I did call from a separate phone number and was able to get through. The gross negligence that occurred is pretty outstanding. The site also refused to give a refund for poor services. I do not recommend using them and have informed them I will be reporting their agency as well as their clinician to the appropriate boards. This process has taken money out of my pocket and hindered me from getting assistance through my school.
Response from ADHD OnlineAug 11, 2023
Hi Elizabeth, we would be happy to discuss your concerns with you directly. Inappropriately diagnosing patients with ADHD who fail to meet the universally accepted diagnostic criteria is unethical and contrary to our core values and mission. Our psychologists will often include an explanation as to why a diagnosis of ADHD was or was not made and offer recommendations to further address the described symptoms, which we hope our patients will consider. All of our psychologists are licensed in good standing, have earned their doctorates and are experts in the field of ADHD. We have absolute confidence in their ability to make or exclude a diagnosis of ADHD. In order to maintain the integrity and validity of our assessments, we cannot influence or make requests of our providers to reconsider their decisions. We regret we were unable to meet your expectations, but invite you to contact us with any additional questions or concerns.



