Adult ADHD Evaluation & Treatment Online
Comprehensive telehealth evaluation and ongoing care for adults with attention and focus concerns — provided by a clinician credentialed as an ADHD-Certified Clinical Services Provider (ADHD-CCSP).
Schedule an AppointmentAdult ADHD Care, Without the Waiting Room
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder does not only affect children. Many adults reach adulthood without a diagnosis, experiencing difficulties with focus, organization, time management, or follow-through that are often mistaken for stress, anxiety, or personality traits.
At CJ Medical Center, Carlos Jimenez, DNP, PMHNP-C, ADHD-CCSP, FNP-C provides adult ADHD evaluations through secure telehealth visits. His ADHD-CCSP credential reflects additional specialized training in ADHD assessment and treatment for adults.
A proper evaluation matters: symptoms that look like ADHD can also stem from anxiety, depression, sleep problems, or other conditions. That is why every patient begins with a comprehensive clinical assessment rather than a quick checklist.
Common Symptoms of ADHD in Adults
Adults often seek an ADHD evaluation when they notice patterns such as:
Difficulty sustaining attention
Trouble staying focused on tasks, conversations, or reading — especially when they are not inherently interesting.
Disorganization and time management problems
Chronic lateness, missed deadlines, losing items, or difficulty keeping track of responsibilities.
Trouble finishing tasks
Starting projects with enthusiasm but struggling to complete them, or procrastinating until the last moment.
Internal restlessness
Feeling internally driven, racing thoughts, or difficulty relaxing — adult hyperactivity often feels mental rather than physical.
Impulsivity
Interrupting others, making quick decisions without weighing consequences, or impulsive spending.
Forgetfulness in daily life
Frequently forgetting appointments, obligations, or routine tasks despite genuine effort to remember.
What Happens During an Evaluation
Comprehensive clinical interview
Your provider reviews your current symptoms, how long they have been present, and how they affect your work, relationships, and daily functioning.
History review
Because ADHD symptoms typically begin earlier in life, your evaluation explores your history and current functioning. Your provider may incorporate validated screening tools when clinically appropriate.
Ruling out other causes
Anxiety, depression, sleep disorders, and other conditions can mimic ADHD. Your provider assesses whether your symptoms are best explained by ADHD or something else — or a combination.
Discussion of findings
You review the clinical impressions together and discuss whether a diagnosis is supported and what treatment options may apply to your situation. An evaluation does not guarantee a diagnosis or any specific treatment.
Clinical Assessment and Individualized Care
An accurate diagnosis is the foundation of effective ADHD care. If your evaluation supports an ADHD diagnosis, your provider will work with you to develop an individualized treatment plan based on your symptoms, health history, and goals.
Treatment options may include a combination of the following. All treatment decisions are made by your provider based on your individual evaluation:
- Medication management when clinically appropriate and permitted by applicable regulations
- Education about ADHD and how it affects daily functioning
- Behavioral and organizational strategies for focus, planning, and follow-through
- Referrals for therapy, coaching, or additional evaluation when beneficial
- Regular follow-up visits to monitor progress and adjust treatment
Medication Management and Follow-Up Visits
When medication is part of your treatment plan, follow-up visits allow your provider to evaluate how you are responding, monitor for side effects, and make adjustments as needed. Certain medications — including controlled substances — are subject to federal and state requirements that vary by location and may affect how they can be prescribed or monitored through telehealth. Your provider will explain what applies to your situation during your visit.
How Telehealth Appointments Work
1. Schedule your evaluation
Book an ADHD initial evaluation online or select the visit type and pay securely through our payment portal.
2. Connect from a private location
Join your secure video visit from home or another private space using a phone, tablet, or computer.
3. Complete your assessment
Meet with Carlos Jimenez, DNP, PMHNP-C, ADHD-CCSP, FNP-C for a comprehensive evaluation of your symptoms and history.
4. Review your plan
If a diagnosis is supported and treatment is appropriate, receive an individualized plan and schedule follow-up care.
Pricing & Insurance
CJ Medical Center accepts select insurance plans in Nevada, Utah, and Washington, and offers transparent self-pay pricing. Insurance coverage for ADHD services varies by state and plan — contact us to verify your specific benefits before your visit.
States We Serve
CJ Medical Center provides telehealth services to adults located in Nevada, Utah, Washington, California, Arizona, and Florida at the time of their appointment. Clinical eligibility, treatment options, and insurance coverage may vary by location. Certain treatment components — including controlled substance prescribing when clinically appropriate — are subject to federal and state requirements that can differ by state.
Carlos Jimenez
DNP, PMHNP-C, ADHD-CCSP, FNP-C
Carlos E. Jimenez is an advanced practice provider based in the Las Vegas, Nevada area, specializing in psychiatric-mental health and family practice. He earned his Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree and Post-Graduate Certificate in Psychiatric-Mental Health from Purdue University Global, and holds a Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) with a Family Nurse Practitioner concentration from Miami Regional University.
View Doximity ProfileFrequently Asked Questions
Can ADHD be evaluated and diagnosed through telehealth?
Yes. Adult ADHD evaluation is well suited to telehealth because it is based on a comprehensive clinical interview, history review, and standardized screening when appropriate — all of which can be conducted through a secure video visit.
Will I be prescribed medication for ADHD?
Medication decisions are made by your provider based on your individual evaluation and cannot be guaranteed in advance. If medication is clinically appropriate, your provider will discuss the options available for your situation. Controlled substances are subject to federal and state requirements that vary by state and may affect telehealth prescribing; your provider will explain what applies to you.
I was diagnosed with ADHD as a child. Do I need a new evaluation?
Prior records and documentation are helpful and should be shared with your provider. Your provider will determine what additional assessment is needed based on your history and current symptoms.
How much does an ADHD evaluation cost?
The initial evaluation is $199 and follow-up visits are $79 per visit with transparent self-pay pricing. Insurance is accepted in select states — please verify your coverage with us before scheduling.
How do I know if my symptoms are ADHD and not anxiety or something else?
That is exactly what a comprehensive evaluation is for. ADHD, anxiety, depression, and sleep problems can produce overlapping symptoms. Your provider assesses the full picture before reaching diagnostic conclusions.
Do you treat children or adolescents for ADHD?
No. CJ Medical Center provides services exclusively for adults 18 years of age and older.
In case of emergency: CJ Medical Center is not an emergency or crisis service. If you or someone you know is in crisis or experiencing a medical emergency, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline), call 911, or go to your nearest emergency room.
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