NVOX Launches US Clinical Network for ADHD Assessment
NVOX has launched NVOX Network, a US clinical network for ADHD assessment, and is inviting psychologists, psychiatrists, and other qualified clinicians to join, the company announced in a press release. The launch follows more than three and a half years of development and more than 1,000 completed assessments during the company's initial operating phase.
The platform is designed to reduce the operational work involved in comprehensive ADHD assessment while keeping clinical interpretation and final report authorization with licensed professionals. It brings clinical, developmental, functional, collateral, and digital task data into a structured case record. When supported by data quality and assessment conditions, it can also include behavioral and analytical signals from video observation, movement, gaze, and voice.
AI supported analysis organizes these evidence layers into a clinical report for professional review. NVOX said no single questionnaire, test, behavioral signal, or AI output determines the result.
Clinicians can join NVOX Network at no cost and use the platform with their own clients. Individuals working with a clinician in the network can complete the assessment for $349. NVOX Direct costs $499 and includes the assessment, professional case review, a report, and a feedback session. The platform currently supports ADHD assessment for ages 8 through 57.
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