Assessment Currency
Multi-rater Vanderbilt scores that update all the time, not a PDF collected once a year.
Vanderbilt forms scattered across email, portals and PDFs. Teacher input that never reaches the chart. No view of what happens between visits. We built the platform and the clinical framework to change that.
What if these four letters described not just the condition, but the standard of care it demands?
Multi-rater Vanderbilt scores that update all the time, not a PDF collected once a year.
Symptom and behavior data flowing in from home and school between visits.
Provider, parent and teacher on one platform, without the coordination tax.
Clinical and school observations in one view. No manual bridging.
Vanderbilt forms sent through a portal parents forget to open. Teacher observations that never reach the chart. A 15-minute visit where you piece together home, school and three other providers. Your EHR wasn't built for this.
"I know more about my ADHD patients in the first 5 minutes on this platform than I used to learn in a full intake. The data just wasn't accessible before."
95%
of practices never bill for the care coordination they already do
ASPE / HHS, 2022
30–45 min
lost per intake on manual Vanderbilt collection
Provider workflow analysis
Zero
universal frameworks existed for ADHD care coordination. Depression has PHQ-9. ADHD had nothing, until ACCS™.
The Attention Institute
There is no shared framework for ADHD care coordination. Every practice builds its own workaround. ACCS™ gives every provider, teacher and family one shared structure. It doesn't replace your clinical judgment. It gives you the data to use it.
Universal PSC-17 baseline, then the right validated instrument automatically: Vanderbilt, SCARED, GAD-7, PHQ-9A. Rated by parents, teachers and clinicians in one thread. A trend the whole team acts on, not a snapshot at diagnosis.
Pediatrician, therapist, educator, parent. Everyone sees the same record, scoped to their role. Home and classroom notes reach the clinician before the visit, not after the crisis.
The record belongs to the family and travels with the child, across providers, school transfers and into adulthood. No lost history. No starting over.
The ACCS™ score combines coordination quality, treatment response and behavioral progress, so everyone knows what's working and what changed.
The ACCS™ system, including multi-rater Vanderbilt coordination, CCM/RPM billing integration, the clinical-educational data bridge and treatment response tracking, is covered under a provisional patent filing by The Attention Institute.
No software to buy. No integration project. No changes to your EHR.
I use Threaded Care to coordinate ADHD care.
The family signs up: symptom tracking, school bridge, secure messaging.
Vanderbilt scores, teacher observations, symptom logs and care plans in one place.
Fewer gaps. Faster decisions. Families who stay engaged between visits.
"I use Threaded Care to coordinate ADHD care. Here's how to connect with me and the teachers on it."
No cost to start. No credit card.
$499 per provider per month
Full clinical suite
ADHD plus a co-occurring condition can qualify for Chronic Care Management.
The platform documents your coordination time. CCM pays about $110 per patient per month, so Professional pays for itself with about 5 patients.
No cost to start. No commitment.