ADHD Testing in Ann Arbor, MI

Ann Arbor families value education, evidence-based approaches, and thorough expertise. When it comes to ADHD testing, Bright Pine Behavioral Health delivers on all three—even if it means a 35-40 minute drive to our West Bloomfield office.

Why do Washtenaw County families make the trip? Because we don’t have the 3-6 month waitlists that plague most practices in the area. Because every evaluation is conducted by a doctoral-level licensed psychologist. And because we operate first-come, first-served—when you call, we get you scheduled.

Worth the Drive for Ann Arbor Families

Our West Bloomfield office at 5777 W. Maple Road is about 35-40 minutes from downtown Ann Arbor via US-23 North to M-14 East, then I-96 East to the Orchard Lake Road exit.

Families from Ann Arbor, Saline, Dexter, Chelsea, and throughout Washtenaw County come to us when they need answers from experts they can trust.

Why Ann Arbor Families Choose Bright Pine Behavioral Health

No waitlist: Most ADHD testing practices have waitlists stretching months into the future. We operate first-come, first-served. When attention challenges are affecting your family, you shouldn’t have to wait.

Doctoral-level expertise: ADHD often coexists with anxiety, giftedness, learning differences, or other conditions. Our licensed psychologists (PsyD/PhD) have the training to identify what’s really going on and develop targeted recommendations.

Need results fast? Our expedited testing option delivers comprehensive reports in 5 business days.

Insurance accepted: We’re in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, Blue Care Network, Priority Health (limited clinicians), and ASR. Visit our insurance page for details.

Serving Ann Arbor Schools

We work with families from Ann Arbor Public Schools, including Pioneer High School, Huron High School, Skyline High School, and the district’s elementary and middle schools. We also serve families from Greenhills School, Rudolf Steiner School, and other independent schools in the area.

Our evaluation reports are designed to support IEP and 504 plan requests with clear diagnostic conclusions and practical, implementable recommendations.

ADHD Testing for Ann Arbor Children

Ann Arbor’s academically rigorous environment can be challenging for children with attention difficulties—even bright ones. If your child is struggling with focus, organization, or completing assignments despite obvious capability, an evaluation can clarify what’s happening.

Our comprehensive assessment includes cognitive testing, attention measures, executive functioning evaluation, and behavioral observations. We screen for co-occurring conditions like anxiety and learning disabilities, because getting the complete picture matters.

ADHD Testing for Ann Arbor Teenagers

High school is where undiagnosed ADHD often becomes impossible to hide. The combination of increased academic demands, multiple teachers, and reduced structure can overwhelm coping strategies that worked before.

If your Ann Arbor teen is struggling with declining grades, chronic procrastination, time management, or emotional regulation, an evaluation can provide answers—and open doors to appropriate support.

Adult ADHD Testing for Ann Arbor Professionals

Ann Arbor is full of accomplished professionals who’ve built successful careers despite undiagnosed ADHD—through sheer effort, support systems, or work that plays to their strengths. But “successful despite” is exhausting.

If you’re a University of Michigan employee, a researcher, a healthcare professional, or any adult wondering whether ADHD explains your lifelong struggles with focus and follow-through, an evaluation can provide clarity.

The Evaluation Process

Testing takes 3-5 hours for children and 2-4 hours for adults, typically completed in a single session with appropriate breaks. The evaluation includes:

• Comprehensive clinical interview
• Standardized cognitive and attention testing
• Executive functioning assessment
• Behavioral rating scales
• Screening for co-occurring conditions

You’ll receive a detailed written report, and we schedule a feedback session to review findings, answer questions, and develop a practical plan.

Making the Most of Your Visit

Since you’re traveling from Ann Arbor, we try to maximize efficiency. Most evaluations can be completed in a single visit. If follow-up is needed, telehealth is available for feedback sessions and consultation.

Schedule Your Evaluation

Take our free ADHD screener to help determine whether a full evaluation makes sense for your situation.

Ready to schedule? Call or text us at 248-455-6619. Ann Arbor families find our no-waitlist policy worth the drive to our West Bloomfield office.

For more information, visit our main ADHD testing Michigan page.