Looking for clarity around attention and focus difficulties? Both Qb Test and Qb Check offer a helpful first step in understanding whether a full ADHD assessment may be right for you or your child.
Qb Test and Qb Check are NICE-recommended, computer-based tools that use motion tracking and performance tasks to measure attention, impulsivity, and activity levels. Your results are compared to standard data for people of the same age and sex, giving you an objective look at patterns linked with ADHD.
Consider the following when choosing between Qb Test (in-clinic) and Qb Check (online):
If you’re unsure, our team can help you decide which option is best for you.
While Qb Test and Qb Check alone is not used to diagnose ADHD, it can provide useful insight when you’re considering whether to pursue a full assessment. If you decide to go ahead with a full ADHD assessment through our service, we’ll take £150 off the total cost.
Appointments can be in person or online, depending on your preference.
QbTest and QbCheck are suitable for ages 6 to 60 years.
No. QbTest and QbCheck alone are not used to diagnose ADHD, but they can provide useful objective insight when considering whether to pursue a full assessment.
QbTest is completed face-to-face at our Milton Keynes clinic. QbCheck is completed online from home. Both measure the same things – attention, impulsivity, and activity levels.
You receive a follow-up phone call with a clinician to explain your results, plus a full written report of your test results and clinical feedback.
Yes. If you decide to proceed with a full ADHD assessment through Makewell, £150 will be deducted from the total cost.
Our team is here to answer your questions and help you take the next step.
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