Serving Boulder, Colorado

ADHD, Autism, and Learning Disorder Testing for Boulder

Comprehensive evaluations for Boulder kids, college students, and adults. Come down US-⁠36 to our Arvada office for a single visit, or complete testing from home.

Schedule testing In person or virtual?

Two ways to test from Boulder

Boulder doesn't have to mean a long wait or a string of trips to Denver. Pick whichever fits your week.

In person

One trip to Arvada

Our office is about 30 to 40 minutes, depending on traffic on US-⁠36. With Concierge Testing, you test in the morning, get feedback that afternoon, and leave with your report, so the drive happens once.

Directions from Boulder

Virtual

Test from home

Skip US-⁠36 entirely and complete your evaluation online from home, a dorm, or anywhere private in Colorado. Many people, especially kids and adults with ADHD or autism, find a familiar space less stressful.

How virtual testing works

Driving down from Boulder

Take US-⁠36 east toward Denver.
Exit at Wadsworth Parkway (CO-⁠121) and head south. Stay on it as it becomes Wadsworth Boulevard.
Turn left (east) on West 52nd Avenue. The Wells Fargo Building is just past Wadsworth; we're in Suite 320.

Plan on about 30 to 40 minutes. Rush hour on US-⁠36 adds time, so build in a cushion for a morning appointment, and call or text (720) 460-⁠0465 if you're running behind.

Documentation for Boulder County schools and campuses

A diagnosis only helps if the people who make accommodation decisions can use it. Our reports put diagnoses on page one, graph every score by range, and spell out functional limitations in the terms a 504 or IEP team expects. If you live in the Boulder area, you're most likely working with one of these:

Boulder Valley School DistrictBoulder, Louisville, Lafayette, and Superior
St. Vrain Valley SchoolsNiwot, Longmont, and Lyons
CU Boulder and Naropa UniversityTesting documentation for campus disability services

For college students, a current evaluation makes it possible to request accommodations, such as extended time or a reduced-⁠distraction testing room, before exams instead of after. If your campus has documentation guidelines, send them before testing and we'll make sure the report addresses them.

Evaluations we offer

Results arrive in about two weeks with Signature Testing, or the same day with Concierge Testing. See fees and accepted insurance.

Questions from Boulder families

Is there a Rock Springs office in Boulder?

Not in Boulder itself. In-⁠person testing happens at our Arvada office, about 30 to 40 minutes, depending on traffic on US-⁠36. If the drive doesn't work for you, testing can be done virtually from home anywhere in Colorado.

Can CU Boulder students be tested for ADHD or a learning disorder?

Yes. Many college students come to us for a first diagnosis or for updated documentation. If your school's disability services office has documentation guidelines, send them to us before testing so we can make sure the report covers them.

How do I keep it to one trip?

Choose Concierge Testing. Testing is in the morning, feedback is that afternoon, and your written report is ready the same day.

Schedule testing

Stop wondering. Start knowing.

Appointments are usually available within one to two weeks. Schedule online, or call or text us to set up a free consultation.

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