We offer evaluations and management for both adult and pediatric patients.

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Bring any relevant medical records, previous assessments, and a list of current medications.

We do not administer any shots or perform any painful procedures at the Focus Clinic. We ask a lot of questions and play some video games. We recommend being honest that the provider will sometimes recommend that labs be completed at the Corewell Health West Pavilion or the University of Michigan West Outpatient Lab.

AI Learning Programs offer interactive and engaging educational tools to support children with ADHD and learning disabilities, often at discounted rates.

Yes. Our training technology is used by professional athletes to enhance performance and is available for school-aged athletes.

Focus Clinic is not affiliated with any other healthcare organization.

Yes, are in-network with most commercial insurance plans. We do not accept Medicaid at this time, but do have a medicaid assistance program. Please contact our office for detailed information on insurance and billing policies.

We evaluate and. manage ADHD, cognitive impairments, learning disabilities, behavioral problems, and associated conditions including obsessive-compulsive disorder, anxiety, and depression.

We offer a range of treatments, including medication management, nutritional support, sensory training, and more.

We understand your concerns and ensure a shared decision-making process regarding any medication plan. Our approach focuses on safety and responsibility with the lowest effective dose always being recommended.

We provide various non-medication options like nutritional guidance, lifestyle modifications, and AI learning programs.

Genetic profiling helps in identifying how a patient’s genetics might affect their response to medications, enabling more precise and personalized treatment plans. Genetic testing is completely optional and is protected by health privacy laws.

Treatment plans are developed through a comprehensive intake process and in collaboration with patients and parents.

Sensory training improves deficiencies in processing, reaction time, and coordination, beneficial for ADHD and head injury recovery.

We offer ADHD coaching and have partnered with an organization that offers psychotherapy.

Telemedicine services are available for the treatment of ADHD, but all new patients must establish in-person for their assessments.

We use a combination of technology-based outcomes tracking and regular feedback from patients and parents.

No. All of our assessments require patients to be seen in-person as our process utilizes technology and direct observation that cannot be completed remotely.

The average is 2-3 appointments. The first visit is a detailed medical intake, which includes a physical examination and qEEG brain mapping. The second appointment includes cognitive and sustained attention testing. The third appointment includes learning disability testing if indicated.

Yes, we offer IEP advocacy and collaborate with educational professionals to support your child's learning experience.

Yes, we believe in a collaborative approach and will coordinate with your child’s primary care team.

Absolutely. While the law affords children 12 and older some privacy rights for mental health services, we encourage parent involvement and offer guidance for supporting your child's treatment at home.

We adhere to strict confidentiality and privacy laws and have incorporated the latest technology to protect our patient's medical information.