What It Measures
QbCheck provides objective data to measure core ADHD symptoms compared to a normative group.
Attention & Inattention
Objectively measures the ability to sustain focus on task-relevant information while ignoring distractions.
Impulsivity
Tracks the quality of responses to measure difficulties with inhibiting sudden, unplanned reactions during the test.
Activity
Uses webcam motion tracking to measure motor activity with 1 mm precision, providing objective data about activity levels.
The Testing Procedure
QbCheck is a computer-based continuous performance task that objectively measures attention, impulsivity, and activity. During the task, a specialized webcam tracks your physical movement via motion tracking. It is important to note that the webcam only tracks movement patterns and does not record any video or images of the patient. This data provides a clear baseline of core ADHD symptoms that self-reporting alone may miss.
Our Clinic Process
Testing is completed in our Prosper clinic under professional supervision. QbCheck provides objective data but does not diagnose ADHD by itself. It is one component used alongside a clinical interview, rating scales, relevant history, and collateral information in a comprehensive evaluation or treatment-monitoring plan. Results are reviewed with you during a follow-up appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does QbCheck provide a diagnosis on its own?
No. QbCheck is not a standalone diagnostic tool. It is an objective measure used in conjunction with a clinical interview, rating scales, relevant history, and collateral information. It does not independently differentiate ADHD from other conditions but provides valuable data on attention, impulsivity, and activity levels.
What does the testing process involve?
QbCheck is a computer-based continuous performance task that utilizes a webcam for motion tracking. The webcam tracks movement and activity levels rather than recording video or images. Testing is completed in-clinic under supervision to ensure standardized conditions for ADHD testing in Prosper.
What can affect the testing results?
Several factors can influence a QbCheck performance, including fatigue, poor sleep, anxiety, and environmental distractions. Results must be interpreted in the context of your overall clinical picture and are reviewed during a dedicated follow-up appointment.
What is the cost of QbCheck testing?
The cost for QbCheck is $250. This is a self-pay service and is not covered by insurance providers. We provide this objective testing to families in North Texas and near Denton to enhance diagnostic clarity and monitor treatment efficacy.
What does the test measure?
QbCheck objectively measures attention, impulsivity, and activity levels. These results may support a comprehensive ADHD evaluation and ongoing treatment monitoring when interpreted with other clinical information.
Our Clinic Process
Testing is completed in-clinic under the supervision of trained staff. Results are then processed and carefully reviewed by your provider during a follow-up consultation to determine the best path forward for your mental wellness.
Ready for Clarity?
Take the next step in understanding ADHD with objective QbCheck testing in Prosper. Our specialized clinic process provides data-driven insights to support your evaluation and treatment monitoring near Denton and North Texas.
Please note: The cost for testing is $250 self-pay and is not covered by insurance. Testing is completed in-clinic under supervision, and results are reviewed during your follow-up appointment. QbCheck does not diagnose ADHD by itself and is used as part of a comprehensive clinical evaluation.