QbCheck & ADHD Evaluations
FDA cleared, objective, computer-based ADHD testing for children, teens, and adults, giving your Creative Continuum provider clear data to support diagnosis and treatment planning
At Creative Continuum Therapy, QbCheck adds an objective, research-backed layer to your ADHD evaluation, helping your provider see the full picture alongside your history and symptoms.
What Is QbCheck?
QbCheck is a computer-based test that measures the core symptoms of ADHD: hyperactivity, impulsivity, and inattention. Instead of relying on subjective checklists alone, QbCheck uses motion tracking and a continuous performance task to capture how you (or your child) focus, control impulses, and stay still during a structured task.
Your results are compared to others of the same age and sex, both with and without ADHD. This gives your provider objective data to use alongside your medical history and the other information gathered about your symptoms. QbCheck is one part of a full evaluation, not a stand-alone diagnosis.
Who Is QbCheck For?
QbCheck can be used for children, teens, and adults who are being evaluated for ADHD, or who are already diagnosed and monitoring treatment response. It's a good fit if you or your child are:
Being evaluated for ADHD for the first time
Starting or adjusting ADHD medication and want to track how it's working
Looking for objective data to complement clinical observation and history
There's no reading, language, or math involved, so the test isn't measuring academic skill. It's simply measuring attention, impulse control, and activity level.
How the Test Works
QbCheck takes 15 to 20 minutes to complete, but plan for at least 30 minutes total to allow for setup.
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Set aside at least 30 minutes
Make sure you (or your child) are well rested and feel calm before starting
Start the test during the daytime
Use the bathroom beforehand. The test can't be paused once it begins
If your provider has instructed you to take ADHD medication before the test, be sure to do so
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Find a quiet room where you won't be disturbed for the full test
Use a chair with a firm back that doesn't swivel, with no wheels or armrests
Children under 12 should use a stool with no swivel, armrests, or backrest
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Use a laptop with a built-in webcam and an internet connection
Keep the laptop plugged in
QbCheck works best on the latest version of Chrome, Safari, or Microsoft Edge
QbCheck won't run on smartphones or tablets
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An adult should be present in the room for the entire test.
What to Expect
Once the test is complete, your results are uploaded instantly and shared with your Creative Continuum provider. They'll review the results alongside your history and reach out to discuss next steps, including any follow-up needed.
The test is meant to be challenging, so there's no pass or fail. Don't worry if it feels difficult. That's part of how it measures focus, impulse control, and activity level.
If the test is interrupted or you run into a technical issue, you can restart at a better time, or reach out to your Creative Continuum provider for help.
Frequently Asked Questions
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The test itself takes 15 to 20 minutes, but plan for at least 30 minutes to complete setup and the test together.
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Find a quiet room where you won't be disturbed for the entire test. Ask anyone nearby to keep noise down.
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Your provider uses QbCheck results together with your history and reported symptoms to help assess, and where appropriate, treat ADHD. QbCheck is one part of the overall evaluation.
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Results upload instantly once the test is finished and are shared with your provider, who will follow up to discuss them and arrange next steps if needed.
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If you're interrupted, you can restart the test at a better time. If a technical issue prevents you from finishing, contact us so we can help.
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Pricing for QbCheck testing varies depending on whether it's part of a full evaluation or a stand-alone assessment.
Full ADHD Evaluation (includes QbCheck)
QbCheck Only
