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Texas · Telehealth
A focused, psychiatrist-led ADHD evaluation by secure video — for children, teens, and adults anywhere in Texas, without a long drive or a long wait for an in-person slot.
In short: DaniCare Psychiatry provides online ADHD evaluations by secure video for children, teens and adults located anywhere in Texas, plus in-person visits at its Laredo office. The evaluation includes a comprehensive assessment, a written report, and a treatment plan reviewed with your psychiatrist. Call (956) 266-8476 to start.
Most Texas counties have few or no practicing psychiatrists, so families in smaller cities and rural areas often drive hours for an appointment that a video visit could handle. That gap hits ADHD especially hard, because evaluation and follow-up both take time with a clinician.
DaniCare's ADHD evaluations happen by secure video with patients located anywhere in Texas. The goal is diagnostic clarity: finding out whether ADHD explains what you or your child are dealing with, or whether anxiety, depression, sleep problems, or a learning difference is a better explanation.
For children and teens, a parent or guardian takes part in the appointments.
There is no state registry or single gateway for ADHD testing in Texas. In practice, getting an answer follows the same five steps whether you start with a primary care doctor or come straight to a psychiatrist:
A psychiatrist, psychologist, or in some cases a primary care clinician can evaluate ADHD. A psychiatrist can both diagnose and manage medication, which avoids a second referral later.
For telehealth, the clinician must be licensed in the state you are physically in during the appointment. DaniCare's psychiatrists are licensed in Texas, New York, and New Jersey.
Request an appointment and ask up front what the evaluation includes, what it costs, and whether your insurance applies. Our team answers all three before you book.
Bring current medications, any previous evaluations, and examples of where symptoms cause problems. For a child, bring report cards and teacher comments.
The assessment looks at attention, focus, memory, and symptoms across settings, and screens for conditions that mimic ADHD. You receive a written report, then review it with your psychiatrist and agree on next steps.
No referral is needed to request an evaluation with DaniCare — you can start directly.
Fill out the short online form and select Texas. Our team contacts you within one business day to schedule and answer questions.
We review attention, focus, memory, and symptoms, how they affect school, work, and home, plus personal and family history and conditions that can look like ADHD.
You receive a clear report of the findings and recommendations that you can keep and share with a school or another clinician.
Your psychiatrist incorporates the report into a full psychiatric evaluation, explains the results, and discusses treatment options with you.
Visits must take place while you are physically located in a state where DaniCare's psychiatrists are licensed: Texas, New York, or New Jersey.
If medication is appropriate, your psychiatrist will explain prescribing and follow-up requirements. Rules for prescribing some ADHD medications by telehealth can change, and DaniCare follows current federal and state requirements.
In-person ADHD testing in LaredoChild & teen ADHD evaluationAll treatment services
Our clinic is in Laredo, inside Laredo Medical Center, 1700 E Saunders St, Suite B270. If you live in or near Laredo, you can choose in-person visits instead of, or alongside, telehealth.
Care at DaniCare is led by Dr. Dolani Ajanaku, M.D., who 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 explains current pricing for the ADHD evaluation before you book. For ongoing psychiatric care, DaniCare works with plans including Aetna, Anthem, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Medicare, and Medicaid.
The shortage is not evenly spread: in much of Texas there is simply no psychiatrist to see.
Figures verified September 2026. Telehealth does not fix a workforce shortage, but it does remove the drive.
Online ADHD evaluations are available to patients located anywhere in Texas at the time of the visit, including:
Choose a clinician who can diagnose ADHD (a psychiatrist can also manage medication), confirm they are licensed in Texas, book the evaluation and ask what it includes and what it costs, gather your history and any previous evaluations, then attend the assessment and review the written report with your psychiatrist. No referral is needed to start with DaniCare — call (956) 266-8476.
Yes. The evaluation follows the same clinical process as an in-person visit: a structured review of symptoms, how they affect daily life, and personal and medical history, with a psychiatrist involved. You receive a written report either way.
You need to be physically located in Texas, New York, or New Jersey at the time of each appointment, because that is where DaniCare's psychiatrists are licensed.
A phone, tablet, or computer with a camera and a stable internet connection, and a private place to talk. Our team sends you the link and walks you through it before the appointment.
Yes. Children and teens can be evaluated by video with a parent or guardian taking part. Report cards and teacher feedback are useful to have on hand.
If medication is appropriate after a full evaluation, your psychiatrist explains the prescribing and follow-up requirements. Rules for prescribing some ADHD medications by telehealth can change, and DaniCare follows current federal and state requirements.
Coverage varies by plan. Our team explains current pricing for the evaluation before you book. Ongoing psychiatric care is available with plans including Aetna, Anthem, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Medicare, and Medicaid.
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.