Objective data plays an increasingly important role in today’s world of high-quality ADHD care. We know its importance, but how can we use objective testing in everyday practice?
This clinician guide explains how QbCheck fits into an ADHD assessment and treatment monitoring workflow. You’ll learn how QbCheck is built to fit seamlessly into real-world clinical workflows, helping clinicians make more confident decisions and communicate results more clearly with patients and families.
How QbCheck fits into modern ADHD evaluations
Diagnosing and managing ADHD requires more than clinical judgement alone. It is why QbCheck seamlessly fits into how today’s clinics operate. Objective data helps mitigate recall bias and rater variability. This is particularly valuable in complex ADHD presentations, later-stage assessments, or cases where symptoms overlap with anxiety, depression, or other neurodevelopmental conditions.
Flexible testing, both in‑clinic and remote
- Remote testing allows patients to complete the assessment from home, reducing clinic burden and improving access to care
- In‑clinic testing supports structured assessments and treatment follow‑up during appointments
This hybrid approach makes QbCheck suitable for both initial ADHD assessments and ongoing treatment monitoring.
Simple and convenient evaluation process for patients
For remote assessments, clinicians issue a secure link that allows patients to complete QbCheck from home. To support test quality, patients are guided with clear instructions and short explainer videos that help set expectations and ensure appropriate test conditions. This reduces back‑and‑forth with your team and supports consistent, reliable data.
Access to objective results immediately
The visual comparison reports using baseline are generated automatically once a patient completes their test. This facilitates tracking changes and reviewing the efficacy of treatment over the course of the patient's journey.
Clinicians often use QbCheck reports to:
- Support diagnostic confidence
- Track treatment response over time
- Explain findings more clearly to patients and caregivers
If you’d like further information, you can read our clinician guide on interpreting QbCheck reports.
Designed for clinical confidence, not replacement
Our ADHD technology is not standalone for diagnosis or treatment. It is designed to complement clinical expertise, structured interviews, and subjective rating scales, adding an objective layer of evidence to support decision‑making.
By combining multiple sources of information, clinicians can reduce uncertainty and deliver more consistent ADHD care.
FAQs about QbCheck
Q: What is QbCheck?
QbCheck is an FDA and MDR-cleared ADHD diagnosis and treatment tool, offering objective, clinically validated data on all core ADHD symptoms. It helps clinicians diagnose, monitor treatment, and streamline workflows.
Q: Can you use QbCheck remotely and in person?
Yes. Clinicians can issue a voucher code for remote testing or administer QbCheck in person using a clinic device.
Q: Will patients be recorded during the test?
No, the webcam does not record images. Only movement is tracked.
Q: How long do I need to wait to access a patient’s QbCheck test result?
Reports are available instantly after test completion and can be accessed through the clinician’s account. You will also receive an email notification with an option to download the test report.
Q: Is the test affected by color blindness?
No, symbols are designed so that most forms of color blindness will not impact the test.
Q: Is QbCheck a standalone tool to diagnose ADHD?
No, QbCheck is designed to complement clinical interviews and rating scales as part of a comprehensive ADHD assessment.
Q: What are the pricing options for QbCheck?
Qbtech offers flexible bundle and custom plan options for objective testing. For further information on pricing options, you can check out the QbCheck page.