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The $40 screening takes about 10–15 minutes to complete. A clinician reviews your diagnosis status, current functioning, safety, goals and practical readiness—then recommends assessment, treatment or another first step.
The screening is an intake, safety and fit review. It does not by itself diagnose ADHD, guarantee acceptance, replace urgent care or create a long-term prescribing relationship.
Dedicated clinician review
Typical client completion time
Clinical information submitted through the STG platform
Begin directly from anywhere in Saskatchewan
The form asks only what the clinic needs to decide safety, fit and sequence.
Current attention, organization, emotion, sleep and functioning concerns, plus previous diagnosis or treatment.
Current risk, acute instability, substance concerns or medical issues that could make routine outpatient care inappropriate.
Location, technology, schedule, coverage, goals and whether group, individual, assessment or medical care is being requested.
A short checklist cannot responsibly answer all of these questions.
The first task is identifying whether routine screening can safely continue or immediate local care is required.
A confirmed diagnosis may lead toward treatment, while uncertainty or complexity may require assessment first.
The main barrier may be executive function, emotional regulation, sleep, parenting, medication access or another concern.
Group readiness, developmental stage, goals, clinical stability, funding and availability all affect the recommendation.
The review is a clinical decision point, not an automatic booking engine.
A clinician reads the submitted information and identifies the likely pathway or any concern requiring clarification.
When more information is needed, the clinic requests specific details rather than restarting the entire intake.
You may be directed to assessment, the Signal Group, individual care, sleep treatment, parenting support, medication consultation or another service.
The screening keeps the first step proportional to the question.
Complete the screening with accurate history, current concerns and coverage information.
The clinic contacts you with the recommendation, any follow-up question and practical next steps.
Review the proposed service, fee, coverage, scope and alternatives before agreeing to care.
The form is submitted through the STG clinical platform and handled according to applicable privacy, record and professional requirements.
No. Acceptance depends on safety, clinical fit, provider scope, availability and whether another service is more appropriate.
No. The screening identifies the appropriate pathway. Formal diagnosis requires a suitable clinical assessment.
Use the free ADHD starter plan for immediate practical guidance, or contact the clinic about NIHB or another coverage route.
Set aside about 10–15 minutes and have your diagnosis, medication and coverage information available when possible.