Adults in Detroit and nearby Metro Detroit communities can access structured ADHD evaluation through secure telehealth when clinically appropriate. ADHD Institute of Michigan also offers in-person appointments at its Westland office.
An evaluation may help clarify whether ongoing difficulties with attention, organization, time management, impulsivity, or restlessness are consistent with ADHD or may be related to another condition. An appointment does not guarantee a diagnosis, medication, or a particular treatment result.
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Missed deadlines, inconsistent performance, difficulty completing projects, or trouble organizing complex responsibilities.
Frequent forgetfulness, losing important items, poor time awareness, financial disorganization, or difficulty maintaining routines.
Interrupting, acting before considering consequences, internal restlessness, or emotional reactions that affect relationships and daily life.
A screening tool can identify patterns, but only a professional evaluation can assess whether ADHD or another condition may better explain them. Review the adult ADHD screening tool or learn about the full adult ADHD testing process in Michigan.
Share your contact information and preferred appointment type. The team can explain availability, telehealth eligibility, and next steps.
The assessment may include a clinical interview, symptom history, rating scales, and review of medical, mental health, sleep, medication, or substance-use factors that can affect concentration.
Your clinician discusses the findings and possible next steps. Recommendations may include education, practical strategies, therapy referrals, treatment planning, or medication discussion when clinically appropriate.
Eligible Michigan adults may be able to complete appointments by secure video from Detroit, Dearborn, Highland Park, Hamtramck, Southfield, and other Metro Detroit communities. In-person care is available at the Westland office when needed or preferred.
Telehealth suitability depends on clinical needs, location, technology, and provider judgment. Some situations may require an in-person visit or coordination with another healthcare professional.
Explore adult ADHD telehealth in Michigan, adult ADHD treatment options, or the adult ADHD guide.
The in-person office of ADHD Institute of Michigan is at 30785 Ann Arbor Trail, Westland, MI 48185, in western Wayne County. Adults from Detroit, Dearborn, Livonia, Garden City, and nearby communities can choose an in-person visit when it fits their needs.
Office hours are Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. To confirm availability or ask about directions and parking, call 734-338-6136 or view the clinic on Google Maps.
Preparing ahead can make the first appointment more useful, whether it is in person or by telehealth. It can help to have:
Read how to prepare for your first visit for more details.
Speak with the team about evaluation options for Detroit and Metro Detroit adults. Appointment availability and insurance participation should be confirmed directly before scheduling.
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Some eligible Michigan adults may be evaluated through secure telehealth. The appropriate format depends on clinical needs and provider judgment, and an in-person visit may sometimes be recommended.
No. An evaluation does not guarantee an ADHD diagnosis or medication. Medication may be discussed only when clinically appropriate after review of symptoms, history, health factors, benefits, risks, and alternatives.
Not always. Telehealth may be available for eligible adults, while in-person appointments remain available at the Westland office. The team can explain which option may fit the situation.
The clinic is at 30785 Ann Arbor Trail, Westland, MI 48185, open Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Telehealth may be an option for eligible adults who prefer not to travel.
The clinic works with most major insurance plans. Because coverage varies by plan, call 734-338-6136 to confirm benefits before scheduling.