About us
ADHDcentraal was born out of the desire to do things differently in the mental health system, and to do things better ourselves. That means that everyone who works at ADHDcentral is interested in the patient. The patient is central; the organization is not leading. By focusing on a specific target group, we offer a high level of quality and efficient care. Crystal-clear diagnostics and treatment, consistent quality and a commitment to doing everything right the first time.
Our Mission:
Provide top-quality diagnostics and short-term treatment to adult patients with ADHD.
Specialization
In many cases, successfully treating a condition requires specific knowledge. Specialization on a particular topic allows one to deepen knowledge of a particular pathology, as a professional, but also as an organization. We are already seeing this specialization established within healthcare in several areas. With ADHDcentraal, we focus specifically on ADHD within the GGZ; a better treatment outcome for patients, with optimal use of healthcare professionals and minimal healthcare costs for society.
Attention to diagnostics as the basis for a proper treatment pathway
The most important moment within a treatment program is the diagnosis. After all, based on the findings within diagnostics, it is possible to initiate the appropriate course of action. Unique at ADHDcentraal is that we diagnose in one day. Whenever possible, we deploy objective measurement instruments, in order to best support the healthcare professional in arriving at a considered judgment with respect to diagnostics. Within ADHDcentraal, we use the QBtest.
Patient is central
An important prerequisite for good care is organization. It should be built around the needs of the patient and not the other way around. That is our vision. In practice, this means that the patient is closely involved in all decision-making throughout the process of diagnosis and treatment. All patient appointments are scheduled to best suit the patient’s needs: combined appointments on one day whenever possible, via video calling rather than “Face-to-Face” whenever possible. Fortunately, we also see this reflected in our patients’ satisfaction.