Benefits - mehealth for ADHD

Evidence that use of this software works:

Two NIH-funded randomized clinical trials demonstrated:

Improvements in ADHD care

Increased use of parent ratings collected during ADHD assessment
Increased use of teacher ratings collected during ADHD assessment
Increased use of DSM criteria during ADHD diagnostic process
Reduced reliance on outside providers for ADHD diagnosis
Increased number of parent ratings to monitor treatment response
Increased number of teacher ratings to monitor treatment response

Better patient outcomes

Patients treated by physicians using the mehealth for ADHD software had better treatment outcomes than patients treated by physicians who did not have access to the mehealth for ADHD software.

Physician satisfaction

93% of physicians reported that they were satisfied or very satisfied with the software
96% of physicians reported that they would recommend the software to other physicians

Financial Benefits

Providers using mehealth collect 2.5 more parent ratings and 2.5 more teacher ratings per year

(Epstein et al., 2016)

Yearly increase in revenue:
$11,000-$50,000 per provider* using mehealth

*Assumption #1: Typical patient panel for primary care pediatrician is ~1500 patients (Bocian et al., 1999)
Assumption #2: ADHD prevalence is approximately 10% of school aged children (Danielson et al., 2018) hence typical number of ADHD patients per provider is 150 patients
Assumption #3: Range of reimbursement for 96127 billing code: $15-$67

Our Stats

% of physicians who say mehealth for ADHD improves clinical care

86%

% of physicians who would recommend it to a colleague

96%