Psychiatrist-led adult ADHD clinic in Westland, MI
Adult ADHD Testing and Treatment in Westland, Michigan
Our adult ADHD specialists give you a structured evaluation, a clear answer and a treatment plan built around your life. See us in person on Ann Arbor Trail or by secure telehealth anywhere in Michigan.
- 4.8 on Google from 288 reviews
- Medicaid, Medicare and most major plans
- In person or telehealth
4.8 Google rating
From 288 patient reviews
Psychiatrist-led care
Adult ADHD evaluation and treatment
Insurance accepted
Medicaid, Medicare and most major plans
Telehealth statewide
For eligible adults located in Michigan
Are ADHD Symptoms Affecting Your Daily Life?
If these sound familiar, you are not alone. Adult ADHD can affect work, relationships and daily routines, and a proper evaluation is the first step to finding out what is going on.
Chronic lateness and time trouble
Struggling to estimate how long tasks take and running late despite your best efforts.
Difficulty finishing tasks
Starting projects with energy but struggling to keep focus and follow through.
Poor concentration
Finding it hard to stay focused in conversations, meetings or important work.
Impulsivity
Making quick decisions, interrupting others or acting before thinking it through.
Disorganization
Struggling to keep spaces, paperwork and appointments in order.
Restlessness
Feeling on edge, unable to relax, or having racing thoughts that get in the way.
The self-screening is a short questionnaire, not a diagnosis.
How Adult ADHD Testing Works
An adult ADHD evaluation is more than a checklist. The first evaluation appointment usually takes about 60 to 90 minutes. An evaluation does not guarantee a diagnosis or medication; recommendations depend on what the clinician finds.
1. Request a visit
Send the appointment form or call us. Our team checks your insurance and contacts you about available times.
2. Clinical interview
A clinician talks with you about current symptoms, your history, and how focus and organization affect work and daily life.
3. Rating scales and review
Validated rating scales and a review of other conditions that can look like ADHD, such as anxiety, depression or sleep problems.
4. Results and next steps
The clinician explains the findings and, when appropriate, a treatment plan that may include strategies, referrals or medication management.
Read more about adult ADHD testing in Michigan and how the ADHD assessment process works.
Adult ADHD Care in One Place
From the first evaluation to ongoing follow-up, your care stays with one team.
ADHD Testing and Evaluation
A structured evaluation for adults who want to know whether ADHD explains their trouble with focus, organization or follow-through.
Adult ADHD Treatment
An individual treatment plan with follow-up visits, built around your symptoms, work and daily life.
ADHD Medication Management
When medication is clinically appropriate, we handle prescribing, dose adjustments and monitoring at regular follow-ups.
Telehealth Across Michigan
Secure video visits for eligible adults who are in Michigan at the time of the visit, when telehealth is clinically appropriate.
Insurance We Accept
Yes, we accept Michigan Medicaid and Medicare. We also work with most major plans, including Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan, Blue Care Network, Priority Health and Aetna. Coverage depends on your plan, so call (734) 338-6136 and we will confirm it before your first visit.
Call (734) 338-6136
Meet Your ADHD Doctors and Specialists
A psychiatrist, a medical director and two nurse practitioners who are ADHD-Certified Clinical Services Providers, all at our Westland office.
Psychiatrist
Evaluates and treats adults 18 and older for ADHD, depression, anxiety and related conditions.
Nurse Practitioner
Board-certified nurse practitioner and ADHD-Certified Clinical Services Provider. Sees patients in English and Spanish.
Family Nurse Practitioner
Board-certified FNP and ADHD-Certified Clinical Services Provider.
Dina George
Practice Manager
Rated 4.8 on Google by 288 Patients
Patients most often mention friendly staff and a welcoming, low-stress office. In their own words:
Reviews are individual experiences shared publicly on Google. They are not a promise of any result.
Why Adults Choose ADHD Institute of Michigan
Adult ADHD specialists
Our ADHD doctors and nurse practitioners evaluate and treat adults with ADHD and the conditions that often come with it.
A plan built for you
ADHD affects everyone differently, so your plan is built around your symptoms, work and daily life.
Telehealth options
Secure video visits for eligible adults across Michigan.
Insurance accepted
Medicaid, Medicare and most major plans, confirmed before your first visit.
Wellness room
Massage chairs, infrared saunas and relaxation tools to help you unwind and manage stress.
Easy to reach
On Ann Arbor Trail in Westland, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM.
Common Questions
Still unsure? Call (734) 338-6136 and our team will help.
ADHD Institute of Michigan tests and treats adults at 30785 Ann Arbor Trail, Westland, MI 48185. The office is open Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. Call (734) 338-6136 or request an appointment online.
Yes. Our Westland team includes psychiatrist Dr. Christine Post and two nurse practitioners, Liset Cruz and Stone Manczak, who are ADHD-Certified Clinical Services Providers. They evaluate and treat adults 18 and older, in person or by telehealth. Meet our providers.
The first evaluation appointment usually takes about 60 to 90 minutes. It may include a clinical interview, validated rating scales and a review of your history and other conditions.
Yes. We accept Michigan Medicaid, the Healthy Michigan Plan and Medicare, along with most major commercial plans. Call (734) 338-6136 or email info@adhdmich.org and we will confirm your specific plan.
Telehealth may be available for eligible adults who are physically located in Michigan when it is clinically appropriate. Some situations need an in-person visit at the Westland office.
Our licensed providers can prescribe ADHD medication by telehealth when it is clinically appropriate and allowed under state and federal rules. Some situations need an in-person visit, and your provider will explain this during your care.
No. An evaluation does not guarantee an ADHD diagnosis or medication. Recommendations depend on the clinical findings and your individual situation.
Serving Adults Across Michigan
Our office is in Westland. Adults anywhere in Michigan can be seen by secure telehealth when it is clinically appropriate. We also see adults from Livonia, Canton, Novi, Farmington Hills, Southfield, Troy, Warren, Sterling Heights, Ann Arbor, Lansing, Flint and Kalamazoo, in person or by telehealth.
Request an Appointment
Three short steps, about one minute. Our team will contact you to confirm a time, and you will get an email copy of your request.
- You send the request. No account needed.
- We check your insurance before your first visit.
- We call you at the time of day you picked.
Prefer to talk? Call (734) 338-6136, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. Already booked? Fill out your patient intake forms.
Visit Us in Westland or Meet by Video
- ADHD Institute of Michigan, 30785 Ann Arbor Trail, Westland, MI 48185
- (734) 338-6136
- info@adhdmich.org
- Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM