
ADHD Assessments in Ontario
Virtual ADHD assessments with a nurse practitioner for eligible adults and youth (8+) in Ontario.
Wondering whether ADHD might explain some of the challenges you've been experiencing? Our virtual ADHD assessments offer a structured way to explore your symptoms, history and day-to-day experiences with a nurse practitioner.
We offer ADHD assessments for eligible adults and youth, including diagnostic assessment, treatment planning and follow-up care where appropriate. This is a private service and is not covered by OHIP.
Could an ADHD assessment be right for you?
You don't need to be certain that you have ADHD before seeking an assessment. An assessment may be worth considering if you've been experiencing ongoing difficulties with attention, organization, time management, task initiation, impulsivity or follow-through, and you're wondering whether ADHD could be part of the picture. Your assessment will also consider your history and other possible explanations for what you're experiencing.
Meet our Nurse Practitioners

Your ADHD assessment will be completed by a Nurse Practitioner with experience providing ADHD assessments for youth and adults. You can learn more about our Nurse Practitioners and their approach below.
Stacy Recalla, Nurse Practitioner (NP-PHC), MScN, BScN
Heather Wesselo, Nurse Practitioner (NP-PHC), MScN, BScN, BSc
What makes an ADHD assessment at Fika different?
We want the assessment process to feel collaborative, respectful, and understandable. Our Nurse Practitioners take a neuroaffirming approach and consider factors such as masking, previous experiences, and the ways ADHD-related challenges can show up in everyday life.
How does an ADHD assessment work?
You'll first connect with our client care coordination team, who will ask a few questions to help determine whether a virtual assessment is appropriate for you. If you move forward, you'll complete pre-assessment measures and provide information about your medical and personal history, attention, organization, executive functioning, and other relevant concerns before meeting one-to-one with the Nurse Practitioner.
How long does an ADHD assessment take?
The one-to-one appointment with the Nurse Practitioner is one hour. Before that appointment, you'll complete pre-assessment measures and provide information about your history and experiences so your clinician can prepare for the assessment.
Do I need a referral, and is an ADHD assessment covered by insurance?
A referral is not required to get started. Coverage depends on your individual benefits plan, so we recommend contacting your insurance provider to ask whether Nurse Practitioner services are covered and whether you need pre-approval. Fika can provide predetermination documentation when requested.
What happens after an ADHD assessment?
Your Nurse Practitioner will discuss the results and next steps with you based on your needs and preferences. Depending on your situation, this may include education about ADHD, lifestyle strategies, medication, therapy, accommodations, referrals, or ongoing care where appropriate. A treatment plan can be developed with you, and brief confirmation documentation is included. If you need additional documentation, you can discuss this with your clinician.
ADHD Assessment
$500 Adult
$550 Youth
Pre-Screening, One-to-One Appointment, Treatment Planning
Follow-Up Appointment
$60
Medication, treatment adjustments, referrals, and ongoing care where appropriate.
Medication Refill
$25
For current clients receiving ongoing medication management.
Ready to explore an ADHD assessment?
Start by connecting with our team to schedule your virtual ADHD assessment and get answers to any questions you may have.
Additional FAQs
What if I don't get diagnosed with ADHD?
An assessment isn't about reaching a predetermined diagnosis. If you don't meet the criteria for ADHD, your Nurse Practitioner can discuss what the assessment suggests and whether other factors may be contributing to what you're experiencing. Depending on your needs, this may include discussing other supports, strategies, or referrals. If our pre-screening suggests that another type of assessment or support would be more appropriate, we may recommend a different service or resource.
Can I get ADHD medication without an ADHD assessment?
If you already have a formal ADHD diagnosis from a licensed Canadian physician, Nurse Practitioner, psychiatrist, or psychologist and have supporting documentation, medication management may be available. If you do not have a formal diagnosis, an assessment is required before ADHD medication can be provided through this service.
Can you provide documentation for school or workplace accommodations?
We can provide documentation and recommendations related to school or workplace accommodations. The type of documentation available can depend on your needs and should be discussed with your clinician.
Looking for ADHD therapy too?
ADHD assessment and ADHD therapy are different services. If you're looking for support with executive functioning, self-esteem, relationships, emotional regulation, or navigating life with ADHD, Fika also offers ADHD therapy.