Adults in Dearborn and nearby Metro Detroit communities can request clinically responsible ADHD testing, diagnosis, and treatment from ADHD Institute of Michigan. Secure telehealth is available for eligible Michigan adults when clinically appropriate, with in-person care available at our Westland office.
We accept most major insurance plans. Coverage, copays, deductibles, prior authorization requirements, and patient responsibility may vary by plan.
Adults may consider an ADHD evaluation when attention, organization, impulsivity, restlessness, or time-management difficulties repeatedly interfere with work, education, relationships, finances, or daily responsibilities.
These experiences can also be related to anxiety, depression, sleep problems, trauma, substance use, medical conditions, or medication effects. Only a qualified clinician can evaluate whether ADHD or another factor may be contributing.
A structured evaluation may include a clinical interview, symptom questionnaires, history review, and consideration of other conditions that can resemble ADHD.
When clinically appropriate, care may include practical strategies, therapy referrals, medication support, and follow-up monitoring based on individual needs.
Medication may be considered after evaluation when appropriate. Prescribing is never guaranteed and requires ongoing clinical monitoring.
For eligible adults located in Michigan, telehealth may make it easier to attend appointments without traveling from Dearborn to Westland. Visits take place through a secure video connection and may support evaluation, treatment planning, and follow-up care when clinically appropriate.
You should join from a private location in Michigan with a reliable internet connection. Some situations may require or benefit from an in-person visit.
Submit the form or call the office. A request is not a confirmed appointment; the team will contact you about availability and next steps.
Discuss symptoms, history, functioning, prior treatment, sleep, mood, medical factors, and other information relevant to a careful evaluation.
The clinician may discuss findings, additional information needed, and treatment options. Evaluation does not guarantee a diagnosis, medication, or a specific outcome.
Care is available to adults in Dearborn, Dearborn Heights, Allen Park, Melvindale, Inkster, Garden City, Detroit, and other Michigan communities. Telehealth may reduce travel time, while in-person appointments are available at our Westland office.
ADHD Institute of Michigan
30785 Ann Arbor Trail
Westland, MI 48185
Phone: 734-338-6136
Email: info@adhdmich.org
Office hours: Monday–Friday, 9 AM–5 PM
Contact the office before traveling to confirm appointment availability and whether your visit will be in person or by telehealth.
We accept most major insurance plans. Your plan determines coverage, copays, deductibles, prior authorization requirements, and patient responsibility. Verify benefits with your insurance carrier before scheduling when cost is a concern.
Complete the form to request information about adult ADHD testing, treatment, telehealth, or in-person care. Submitting this form does not confirm an appointment.