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Laredo, Texas
Psychiatrist-led ADHD evaluations for children, teens, and adults — in person at Laredo Medical Center or by secure telehealth from anywhere in Texas.
Trouble focusing, losing track of tasks, forgetting appointments, restlessness, or acting before thinking can all be signs of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). The same struggles can also come from anxiety, depression, poor sleep, chronic stress, or a learning difference — and many people have more than one of these at the same time.
That is why guessing, or relying on an online quiz, rarely gives a reliable answer. A structured evaluation looks at the whole picture so that treatment targets the real problem. At DaniCare, that evaluation happens here in Laredo, with a psychiatrist involved from start to finish.
ADHD looks different at different ages. These are some of the patterns that lead families and adults in Laredo to ask for an evaluation:
Having a few of these does not mean someone has ADHD. Symptoms need to be persistent, show up in more than one setting, and interfere with daily life — which is exactly what a clinical evaluation is designed to determine.
Complete the short online form (it takes less than two minutes). Our team reaches out within one business day to schedule and answer your questions.
We look at attention, focus, memory, and symptoms, how they show up at home, school, or work, and your personal and family history — including conditions that can mimic ADHD.
You receive a clear written report summarizing the findings and recommendations.
Your psychiatrist reviews the report as part of a broader psychiatric evaluation, explains what it means, and talks through treatment options with you.
If ADHD is diagnosed, your psychiatrist builds a plan around your age, symptoms, health history, and goals. Depending on your situation, it may include:
Not everyone with ADHD needs medication, and no prescription is written without a full evaluation first.
You can see us at our office inside Laredo Medical Center, 1700 E Saunders St, Suite B270, or meet your psychiatrist by secure video from home. Telehealth visits are available to patients located anywhere in Texas at the time of the appointment, so families outside Laredo can get an evaluation without the drive.
Care at DaniCare is led by Dr. Dolani Ajanaku, M.D. Dr. Ajanaku earned an M.D. from Rutgers University School of Medicine, completed general psychiatry residency training at USF/Stony Brook University, and completed advanced training in child and adolescent psychiatry at Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, New York.
Our team will explain current pricing for the ADHD evaluation before you book, so there are no surprises. For ongoing psychiatric care, DaniCare works with plans including Aetna, Anthem, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Medicare, and Medicaid.
In-person visits take place at our Laredo office. Telehealth ADHD evaluations are available to patients in surrounding communities, including:
Request an evaluation through our online form or call (956) 266-8476. Our team contacts you within one business day to schedule either an in-person visit at our Laredo Medical Center office or a telehealth appointment.
Yes. DaniCare provides ADHD evaluations for children, teens, and adults. For children and teens, a parent or guardian takes part in the process.
Yes. Telehealth ADHD evaluations are available to patients who are located in Texas at the time of the visit. If you prefer to be seen in person, you can visit our office in Laredo.
It helps to have a list of current medications, any previous evaluations or diagnoses, and notes about when symptoms started. For children, report cards and teacher comments are especially useful.
Coverage for ADHD testing varies by plan. Our team will explain current pricing for the evaluation before you book. Ongoing psychiatric care is available with plans including Aetna, Anthem, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Medicare, and Medicaid.
Medication decisions are made by your psychiatrist only after a complete evaluation. Not everyone with ADHD needs medication. If medication is appropriate, you will have regular follow-up visits to monitor how it is working.
This page is for general information and is not a diagnosis or medical advice. If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or call 911.