Objective ADHD Testing · Ages 6–25 · Lutz & Florida

QbCheck™ Objective ADHD Testing

Go beyond questionnaires with objective information about attention, impulsivity, and activity. QbCheck™ is an FDA-cleared, clinically validated ADHD test that adds standardized data to the clinical picture.

FDA-Cleared 15–20 Minute Test Ages 6–25 at SHIELD At Home or In Person

What Is QbCheck™?

QbCheck™ is an FDA-cleared computerized ADHD test that combines a standardized attention task with webcam-based movement tracking. It provides objective information about three core ADHD symptom domains and compares test performance with age- and sex-based normative data.

Attention

Examines patterns in attention, response consistency, and performance during a standardized task.

Impulsivity

Measures response patterns that provide objective information about impulse control during testing.

Activity

Uses webcam-based movement tracking to objectively measure activity throughout the test.

QbCheck™ adds objective data — it does not replace clinical judgment. No single computerized test, questionnaire, or rating scale independently establishes an ADHD diagnosis. QbCheck™ results are interpreted alongside the broader clinical picture when used as part of an ADHD evaluation.

Why Objective ADHD Data Can Matter

ADHD does not always look the same at home, at school, at college, or at work. Rating scales and interviews tell us what people observe. QbCheck™ contributes a different type of information: standardized data collected during the test itself.

When the ADHD Picture Is Unclear

Objective testing can add useful information when symptoms, observations, or functional concerns do not tell a simple story.

  • Parent and teacher observations differ
  • Symptoms vary between settings
  • Attention concerns overlap with anxiety, sleep, learning, or other factors
  • Additional standardized information may help inform clinical decision-making

When Treatment Is Already Underway

Repeat testing may provide another source of objective information when monitoring treatment response over time.

  • Compare standardized performance over time
  • Monitor attention, activity, and impulsivity
  • Add objective information to clinical follow-up
  • Support more informed treatment discussions

How QbCheck™ Works

The testing process is designed to be straightforward, whether QbCheck™ is being used as part of an initial ADHD assessment or for follow-up monitoring.

1

Schedule

Reserve your QbCheck™ testing service with SHIELD Psychiatry.

2

Prepare

Receive instructions for the testing environment, compatible computer, and webcam setup.

3

Complete

Complete the standardized computerized task, which takes approximately 15–20 minutes.

4

Interpret

Results can be incorporated into ADHD assessment or treatment monitoring as clinically appropriate.

When Might QbCheck™ Be Helpful?

First-Time ADHD Assessment

QbCheck™ may be incorporated into a comprehensive ADHD evaluation to add objective data to information gathered through the clinical interview, developmental history, functional assessment, and rating scales.

Conflicting Observations

When attention or activity looks different across home, school, college, or work settings, standardized testing can contribute another source of information.

Treatment Monitoring

Repeat QbCheck™ testing may be used when clinically appropriate to contribute objective information about changes during ADHD treatment.

Ages 6–25 at SHIELD

SHIELD Psychiatry offers QbCheck™ for school-age children, adolescents, college students, and young adults within our specialty age range.

QbCheck™ or a Comprehensive ADHD Evaluation?

They are not the same service. QbCheck™ provides focused, objective testing data. A comprehensive ADHD evaluation answers the broader clinical question of whether ADHD — or another condition — best explains the concerns.

Clinical Evaluation

Comprehensive ADHD Evaluation

A broader psychiatric assessment that considers symptoms, developmental history, functioning across settings, rating scales, school or work concerns, and conditions that can resemble or occur alongside ADHD.

QbCheck™ in Lutz & Throughout Florida

SHIELD Psychiatry provides QbCheck™ testing for children, teens, and young adults ages 6–25. Families may access care through our Lutz practice or remotely when appropriate.

In-Person · Lutz & Tampa Bay

Our Lutz office serves families from Lutz, Land O' Lakes, Wesley Chapel, Tampa, and surrounding Tampa Bay communities.

Remote QbCheck™ · Florida

QbCheck™ can be completed remotely with compatible equipment and an appropriate testing environment, expanding access for eligible patients throughout Florida.

QbCheck™ Frequently Asked Questions

Can QbCheck™ diagnose ADHD?
QbCheck™ provides objective information that can aid an ADHD evaluation, but it does not independently establish an ADHD diagnosis. Diagnosis requires clinical interpretation of symptoms, history, functioning, and other relevant information.
What does QbCheck™ measure?
QbCheck™ provides objective measures related to attention, impulsivity, and activity during a standardized computerized task.
How long does the test take?
The computerized QbCheck™ task takes approximately 15–20 minutes. Additional time should be allowed for preparation and setup.
Can QbCheck™ be completed at home?
Yes. QbCheck™ is designed for remote as well as in-clinic use. Remote testing requires compatible computer equipment, a webcam, internet access, and an appropriate testing environment.
What ages can use QbCheck™?
QbCheck™ is designed by the manufacturer for ages 6–60. SHIELD Psychiatry specializes in children, adolescents, and young adults and offers QbCheck™ within our clinical age range of 6–25.
Can QbCheck™ be repeated during ADHD treatment?
Repeat testing may be used when clinically appropriate to provide additional objective information about change during treatment. Results are interpreted within the broader clinical picture rather than used alone to make treatment decisions.
Does the webcam record video?
QbCheck™ uses the webcam to measure movement during testing. According to Qbtech's patient guidance, the webcam tracks movement rather than recording a video of the patient.
Do I need a referral?
SHIELD Psychiatry does not require a referral to request QbCheck™ testing. Requirements from an insurance plan or other third party may differ.
QbCheck™ at SHIELD Psychiatry

Ready to Add Objective Data to the ADHD Picture?

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QbCheck™ Initial Testing

Objective computerized ADHD testing for ages 6–25, available through SHIELD Psychiatry in Lutz and remotely throughout Florida when appropriate.

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