FAQs

We offer a range of ADHD-focused mental health services, including psychiatric evaluations, medication management, supportive therapy, psychological testing, QbCheck testing (in-office and telehealth), and GeneSight genetic testing. Each service is personalized to meet the needs of adults ages 18 to 65.

Yes, we offer both under one roof to ensure coordinated care. Our integrated approach streamlines treatment and supports better outcomes.

You can request an appointment through our Set an Appointment page or contact us directly using the form on our Contact Us page. We’ll follow up promptly to confirm your booking.

Your first visit includes a comprehensive evaluation where we review your history, symptoms, and concerns. If needed, we may recommend QbCheck testing or other assessments. Together, we’ll create a personalized treatment plan.

Pricing can vary depending on whether you’re using insurance or paying out-of-pocket. We’re happy to review costs during your consultation and help you verify insurance coverage.

Yes. We strive to make care accessible and offer flexible payment options for self-pay clients. Please contact our billing team to discuss available arrangements.

We specialize in care for adults ages 18 to 65, but we’re happy to help guide you to the right resources if you are seeking services for children or older adults.

We welcome referrals! To send one, visit our Send Your Referrals page and complete the secure form. A member of our team will follow up with the referred individual.

Absolutely. You can reach us by phone or through the form on our Contact Us page. Our team is here to help you feel informed and supported every step of the way.

Anxiety can look different for everyone. Symptoms may include racing thoughts, restlessness, sleep issues, or constant worry. Since these symptoms can overlap with other conditions, a professional evaluation is the best way to find answers and receive the right support.

Sometimes mild depression may improve with lifestyle changes, but many people benefit from professional help. With the right treatment—such as therapy, medication, or both—depression can be effectively managed, improving overall quality of life.

Postpartum depression is a type of depression that can occur after childbirth. It may involve sadness, loss of interest, or difficulty bonding with your baby. Treatment often includes therapy, support, and in some cases, medication. Early help makes a big difference.

Mood disorders include conditions such as bipolar disorder and major depressive disorder. These affect emotional regulation and energy levels. Our team provides thorough evaluations to help identify mood disorders and create a plan for stability and wellness.

Yes. We provide telehealth visits for anxiety, depression, and other conditions, allowing you to access care from home while still receiving personalized, professional support.

Psychiatrists can provide both evaluation and medication management, while therapists focus on talk therapy. At Hemine Health and Wellness, we can help you decide which service—or combination—is best for your needs.

While ADHD is our primary specialty, we also provide care for related conditions such as anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, PTSD, OCD, and postpartum depression. Our comprehensive evaluations ensure we understand your full mental health needs.

ADHD symptoms usually fall into three categories: inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. While children may show more physical restlessness, adults often struggle more with focus, time management, and organization.

Absolutely. ADHD often continues into adulthood, but symptoms can look different than those in children. Many adults discover ADHD later in life when difficulties with work or relationships prompt an evaluation.

ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) is an older term that is no longer officially used. Today, all cases are diagnosed as ADHD, with subtypes to describe symptom presentation (inattentive, hyperactive/impulsive, or combined).

Yes and no. Tools like QbCheck provide objective data on attention, impulsivity, and activity levels, but they are not stand-alone diagnostic tools. A complete ADHD diagnosis requires combining QbCheck results with clinical interviews, history, and professional judgment.

Treatment may include medication, behavioral therapy, coaching, or a combination of these approaches. Our team works with you to create a personalized plan.

Yes. Girls and women often show more inattentive symptoms (daydreaming, difficulty focusing) rather than hyperactivity. This difference can sometimes delay diagnosis.

For some individuals, therapy, coaching, and lifestyle strategies may help improve daily functioning. Others benefit most from a combined approach with both behavioral support and medication.

QbCheck Telehealth is a remote ADHD assessment that allows you to complete the FDA-cleared QbCheck test from home. It delivers the same objective results as in-office testing, making it convenient for individuals with busy schedules, limited transportation, or those living in remote areas.

QbCheck is a validated, FDA-cleared tool used worldwide to support ADHD assessments. It provides measurable, objective data, but accuracy comes from combining QbCheck results with professional evaluation.

Not always. Some individuals may be diagnosed based on clinical assessments, while others benefit from objective tools like QbCheck. During your initial consultation, we’ll recommend the best approach for your situation.

Yes. With our telehealth services, you can complete your evaluation, meet with a provider, and even take the QbCheck test remotely. We use a secure, HIPAA-compliant platform to ensure reliable and safe assessments from the comfort of your home.

Both children and adults who may be experiencing ADHD symptoms can benefit. It is particularly helpful for individuals who want more objective evidence to support clinical findings, and for providers seeking reliable data for treatment planning.

QbTest/QbCheck itself usually takes about 20 minutes to complete. A full ADHD evaluation, including interviews and history, may take 60–90 minutes depending on your needs.

Yes. If your results and clinical evaluation suggest ADHD, we provide ongoing care including medication management, therapy, and supportive services—all available both in-person and through telepsychiatry.

Coverage depends on your insurance plan. Many providers cover ADHD assessments, including QbTest, but we recommend contacting our office so we can verify your benefits and explain any out-of-pocket costs.