QbTech ADHD testing is a 15-minute computerized assessment that combines a continuous performance task with infrared motion tracking to objectively measure attention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity. It is FDA-cleared for ages 6–60 and provides normed, clinician-friendly reports that support diagnosis and treatment monitoring. QbTest is not a standalone diagnostic tool, but it provides objective data on your cognitive functioning. This can be a great alternative to expensive and hard-to-access neuropsychiatric evaluations.
With our clinical interview, we can move forward with your treatment when you need it most, without lengthy delays. It is also covered by insurance and FDA-approved.
What is QbTech ADHD testing?
QbTech ADHD testing centers on the QbTest, a computerized assessment that integrates a continuous performance task (CPT) with infrared motion tracking. During the test, the individual responds to visual stimuli on a screen while a camera records head movements, yielding objective metrics on attention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity. The test takes about 15 minutes and produces a normed report that compares the individual’s performance to age- and gender-matched controls. In simple terms, we compare you to a set of data that is provided by QBTech to see how you match up to others with similar demographics.
Why Choose QBTech?
QbTech offers a revolutionary approach to ADHD testing, combining advanced technology with clinical expertise. This innovative method provides more accurate and objective results compared to traditional assessment techniques.
Our QbTech testing system measures attention, impulsivity, and activity with precision. It’s designed to be engaging for patients of all ages, making the assessment process more comfortable and less stressful.
Key features and benefits
- Objective measurement: Provides quantifiable data on attention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity, reducing reliance on subjective reports alone.
- Efficiency: The test is brief (approximately 15 minutes), and results are available immediately, facilitating timely clinical decision-making.
- Normative data: Results are compared to age- and gender-matched norms, aiding interpretation and clinical judgment.