Primary Care Challenge: Identifying Brain Disorders
Non-specific symptoms like inattention, staring, daydreaming, and school difficulties can complicate the identification of brain disorders, especially with overlapping signs in conditions like ADHD and Childhood Absence Epilepsy (CAE).
Clinical history and paper tests may not be enough to tell one condition from another. For example, 90% of parents of children with CAE report staring behaviors, as do 80% of parents of children with Inattentive ADHD.
Referral wait times for pediatric specialists, like psychiatrists and neurologists, can be lengthy. For instance, the average wait to see a pediatric neurologist is 4-6 months, but can extend to 12 months.
Overall Benefits
Elevate ADHD Care
Improve access to Child Neurology
Improve access to Child Neurology
Enables practices to align with 2019 ADHD Guidelines from AAP.
Improve access to Child Neurology
Improve access to Child Neurology
Improve access to Child Neurology
Accelerate referral times by up to 90%.
Financial gain for stakeholders
Improve access to Child Neurology
Financial gain for stakeholders
Practices see positive ROI and Payors save on unnecessary tests.