ADHD Testing near Kentwood
ADHD testing for Kentwood families and adults
For Kentwood residents the Grand Rapids office at Centennial Park Counseling is effectively local: it sits on Kraft Avenue near 28th Street, a short drive from East Kentwood High School and the 44th Street corridor. It accepts Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Blue Care Network, and ASR Physicians, with credit card, HSA, and debit for self-pay.
Kentwood Public Schools is one of the most diverse districts in Michigan, and I take care in evaluations to separate attention problems from language, learning, and cultural factors that can look like ADHD on a checklist. That differential work is the part rushed screenings skip, and it is the part that makes the report trustworthy.
Adults in Kentwood use the same two-session process and receive the same written report. If you commute along 28th Street or the Beltline, the office is easy to reach before or after work.
Getting here from Kentwood
The Kraft Avenue office is on the Grand Rapids and Kentwood border just south of 28th Street, about 10 minutes from anywhere in Kentwood and close to Woodland Mall and the East Paris corridor.
What the evaluation includes
Session one is a one-hour clinical interview covering developmental, medical, academic, and emotional history, followed by about two hours of standardized testing including the TOVA and validated rating scales. Between sessions I score, interpret, and rule out the conditions that imitate ADHD: anxiety, depression, trauma, sleep disorders, and learning differences. Session two is a feedback hour where we go through the written report together. Full details, cost, and insurance are on the main testing page.
Schools and colleges served
Reports are written to be actionable by school teams and disability offices, including Kentwood Public Schools (East Kentwood High, Crestwood, Pinewood, Valleywood), Kelloggsville, Grand Rapids Christian, Forest Hills, Caledonia, South Christian, and Kentwood charter schools, plus Davenport University, Calvin University, Cornerstone University, Grand Rapids Community College, Grand Valley State University, and Michigan State University. Related reading: What a real ADHD evaluation includes.
Common questions
Where do you offer ADHD testing near Kentwood?
At Centennial Park Counseling, 2828 Kraft Ave SE, Suite 186, Grand Rapids, MI 49512. The Kraft Avenue office is on the Grand Rapids and Kentwood border just south of 28th Street, about 10 minutes from anywhere in Kentwood and close to Woodland Mall and the East Paris corridor. A second office, Riverside Counseling Professionals in Byron Center, is also available.
How much does ADHD testing cost for Kentwood residents?
Centennial Park Counseling bills insurance directly and is in network with Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Blue Care Network, and ASR Physicians. Call (616) 949-9550 for current self-pay rates. A superbill is available for out-of-network reimbursement.
Do you test children from Kentwood Public Schools?
Yes. Children ages 6 and up, teens, and adults. Evaluations for students include parent and teacher rating scales and a report written for 504 plan and IEP meetings.
How long does the evaluation take?
Two appointments, a week or two apart: a one-hour clinical interview plus about two hours of standardized testing, then a feedback session of up to one hour.