This webpage is intended for professionals and Providers who are looking for a reliable referral for ADD/ADHD evaluation and assessment.
We look forward to working together to assist individuals in need of comprehensive clinical support and intervention.
At Calvert + Associates, we provide comprehensive, research-based ADHD assessments for children, adolescents, and adults. Our approach is designed to support the multidisciplinary care of clients referred by physicians, psychiatrists, psychologists, counselors, and other professionals seeking a detailed understanding of executive functioning challenges.
Our testing process emphasizes clinical collaboration, ensuring that each referring provider receives a clear, structured, and actionable report that can be used to guide medical, psychotherapeutic, academic, or occupational interventions.
We use the Brown Attention-Deficit Disorder Scale and Diagnostic Form—a well-validated and empirical ADHD evaluation and assessment. This assessment consists of two structured components designed to ensure diagnostic clarity and treatment alignment. For more detailed information, visit the ADD/ADHD Testing and Assessment website page.
1. Brown Attention-Deficit Disorder Scale (Screening Phase)
2. Brown Diagnostic Form (Clinical Evaluation Phase)
Each assessment evaluates both core ADHD symptomology and comorbid or differential disorders that may present as attentional deficits (e.g., anxiety, depression, learning disorders/difficulties, etc.)
For more information about comorbid or differential disorders, visit the Understanding Comorbidities and Differential Diagnoses in ADD/ADHD website page.
Reports include a detailed and comprehensive summary of the Brown Attention-Deficit Disorder Scale and Diagnostic Form results. This includes the following:
1. Background Information/History (family-of-origin, current family, medical history, developmental development history, family psychiatric history, etc.)
2. Academic History
3. Multi-Rater Evaluation
4. Screener for Comorbid or Differential Disorders
5. Diagnostic Impression(s)
6. Medical Recommendations
7. Psychological Recommendations
For more information about each of these report sections, visit the ADD/ADHD Testing and Assessment website page.
We partner with referring professionals to ensure findings are interpreted within the broader context of ongoing treatment or medical management.
Reports are typically completed within three (3) weeks of the evaluation appointment date, with expedited options available upon request.
We currently have immediate openings for ADHD evaluations, allowing timely assessment and follow-up care.
1. A comprehensive written report is developed and shared—with client consent—to the referring provider(s).
2. Reports may include clinical impressions, supportive diagnostic indicators, and recommendations for medical, educational, and therapeutic interventions.
3. If medication management is being considered, our assessment provides the structured data necessary to inform prescribing decisions and monitoring.
4. Additional consultation between the examiner and referring professional is available upon request to review findings and coordinate next steps.
1. Medical doctors seeking comprehensive executive function data before prescribing stimulant or non-stimulant medication.
2. Psychiatrists requiring in-depth ADHD evaluation prior to initiating or adjusting treatment.
3. Counselors and psychologists desiring diagnostic clarification for treatment planning.
4. Educators and school-based clinicians requesting documentation to support IEP or 504 Plan implementation, including other academic-related accommodations.
1. A full diagnostic summary highlighting ADHD subtype indicators and executive function deficits.
2. Differential and comorbidity considerations to rule out symptom overlap with anxiety, depression, or trauma-related conditions.
3. Individualized recommendations for medication consultation, behavioral therapy, coaching, or academic accommodations.
4. Client education materials for patient understanding and follow-up care.
1. Turnaround Time: Typically 2–3 weeks. Expedited reports can be arranged when time-sensitive needs arise (e.g., upcoming academic transitions).
2. Delivery: Reports can be sent securely to referring providers via encrypted email or fax upon receipt of client release authorization.
3. Follow-Up: Our office encourages feedback sessions to clarify findings with the client or referring professional. This includes treatment planning and steps for moving forward.
We believe that the most effective ADHD treatment outcomes arise from integrated, team-based care.
Our assessments are designed not just to identify ADHD—but to inform next steps in medical management, counseling, and educational planning. We welcome communication from referring professionals and value the opportunity to collaborate in helping clients achieve success across all domains of life.
To refer a client for ADHD testing and assessment, the following contact information will be the best methods of communication:
If the client has specific questions about the ADHD evaluation and assessment process, s/he is encouraged to reach out to either Michael, the examiner, or Mandy, the business manager. We are more than happy to answer any questions, and we thank you in advance for all referrals and consultations!
Michael Hoye, ALC is under supervision by Adam Calvert, Ed.S., LPC-S, CSAT-S