Overview
ADHD evaluation reviews history across settings — home, school or work — rather than a single test. Treatment may include behavioral strategies, school or workplace accommodations, and medication managed with follow-up visits.
Common symptoms
- • Difficulty sustaining attention
- • Disorganization
- • Restlessness
- • Impulsive decisions
- • Frequently losing track of tasks
When to seek care
- • Symptoms affecting grades or job performance
- • A teacher or employer has raised concerns
- • Symptoms present since childhood but never evaluated
Specialists who treat adhd
Providers accepting patients
See allDr. Rodrigo Pablo Roman
Psychiatry
Sunrise, FL
Dr. Sarah Claudia Bennett Jr
Psychiatry
Pembroke Pines, FL
Dr. Bobby Bruno Otero
Psychiatry
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Dr. Johnny Javier Quinones
Psychiatry
Cape Coral, FL
Dr. Steven Reed
Psychiatry
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Dr. Bianca Richardson
Psychiatry
St. Petersburg, FL
Dr. Juan Benjamin Campbell
Psychiatry
Lakeland, FL
Dr. David Hall
Psychiatry
Miami, FL
Frequently asked questions
- Can adults be diagnosed with ADHD?
- Yes. Adult diagnosis requires evidence that symptoms began in childhood, which is usually gathered through history and rating scales.
This page is general health education, not medical advice, and does not create a patient relationship. Talk with a licensed clinician about your situation. In an emergency, call 911.