Transparent Pricing

Clear pricing. No surprises.

One flat fee for the full program. No insurance battles, no surprise bills, no prior authorizations.
Most patients choose this
Full Program
ADHD Assessment & Optimization
$1099
5 visits + QbTest · about 7 weeks start to finish
Save $176 vs. paying individually
Prefer to spread it out? Split into 3 or 4 monthly payments at no additional cost.
  • 60-min comprehensive evaluation ($325)
  • FDA-cleared QbTest ($200)
  • QbTest review & diagnosis ($225)
  • Three follow-up visits ($525)
  • Structured medication optimization (up to three trials, individualized)
  • Maintenance plan & secure portal messaging
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Individual visits
Prefer to pay per visit? Each service can be booked on its own.
Evaluation
Intake evaluation
60 min · comprehensive history
$325
QbTest
FDA-cleared objective attention testing
$200
QbTest review
40 min · results, diagnosis & treatment plan
$225
Ongoing care
Maintenance visit
25 min · med management & refills
$175
Extended follow-up
40 min · complex adjustments, co-occurring conditions
$225
Transferring in
Transfer intake
One visit, not the full 5-visit program: history and diagnosis review, records and prescription monitoring check, then a plan going forward. Lost your prescriber?
$325
A full evaluation booked individually, meaning intake, QbTest, review, and three follow-ups, comes to $1,275.

After the program, ongoing care is $175 per visit, typically every one to three months. Most established patients spend about $700 a year.
Flexible payment plans available HSA / FSA accepted Superbills provided

What ongoing care costs

After the program, ongoing care is $175 per visit, typically every one to three months. Most established patients spend about $700 a year. Extended follow-ups are $225 when something more complex comes up. There is no membership fee, no annual retainer, and nothing charged between visits.

We say this on the pricing page rather than after your intake because a cash-pay practice only works if the ongoing cost works for you too. If it does not, tell us at the free consultation and we will point you toward other options in Washington.

How payment works

Clarity ADHD is a cash-pay practice and does not bill insurance directly. That's a deliberate choice: it keeps visits long, scheduling flexible, and treatment decisions between you and your provider instead of a prior-authorization department.

After each visit we provide a superbill: an itemized receipt with diagnosis and procedure codes that you can submit to your insurance for potential out-of-network reimbursement. HSA and FSA cards are accepted, and flexible payment plans are available. The full fee schedule is available on our patient forms page.

If you have a high-deductible plan, compare the right number. HSA and FSA cards are accepted here, and superbills go to your insurer for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Before your deductible is met, the realistic comparison is not cash pay versus free. It is cash pay versus paying a similar amount out of pocket and still waiting for a panel to open.

Wondering what the 5 visits look like? See how the program works, or check the FAQ for common questions about insurance and payment.

Ready to get started? Book a consultation through our secure patient portal. Questions first? Contact us.

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