You know ADHD care is broken.So do we.
Vanderbilt forms scattered across email, portals, and PDFs. Teacher input that never makes it to the chart. No longitudinal view between visits. We built the platform and the clinical framework to change that.
Assessment Currency
Multi-rate Vanderbilt scores that update continuously—not a PDF collected once a year.
Daily Pulse
Symptom and behavioral data flowing in from home and school between visits.
Harmony of Care Team
Provider, parent, and teacher on one platform. Aligned without the coordination tax.
Data Sharing Across Settings
Clinical and educational observations in one view. No manual bridging.
The Reality Today
ADHD care coordination
wasn't designed for how
ADHD actually works.
Vanderbilt forms sent through a patient portal that parents forget to complete. Teacher observations that exist in someone’s head but never reach the chart. A 15-minute visit where you’re expected to piece together what’s happening across home, school, and three other providers. Your EHR wasn’t designed for this. Nothing was.
"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
Not because they don’t coordinate—because no tool supports the workflow.
ASPE / HHS, 2022
30–45 min
wasted per intake on manual Vanderbilt collection
Zero
universal frameworks existed for ADHD care coordination
The Fix
ADHD care finally has a clinical standard.
There’s no shared framework for ADHD care coordination. Every provider builds their own process. Every practice pieces together a workaround. Families fall through the gaps not because anyone lacks effort, but because no system was designed for how ADHD care actually works—across home, school, and clinic simultaneously.
The ACCS™ framework changes that. It’s a patent-pending, multi-rater coordination system that gives every provider, every teacher, and every family a shared structure for ADHD care.
It doesn’t replace your clinical judgment. It gives you the data to use it—structured observations from every setting, flowing into one dashboard, so you can see the full picture before you make a decision.
We built the standard that ADHD care has never had. The providers who join now will shape what it becomes.
ACCS™ — The Clinical Standard
- Attention & Symptom Profile Digital multi-rater Vanderbilt collection. Parents, teachers, and clinicians contributing structured data—automatically.
- Comorbidity Screening PHQ-9 and GAD-7 embedded in the workflow. Because ADHD rarely travels alone.
- Care Coordination One thread connecting provider, parent, and teacher. Secure. HIPAA-compliant.
- Sustained Response Longitudinal tracking of treatment response, behavioral trends, and family engagement.
How It Works
One sentence. That's all it takes.
No software to buy. No integration project. No changes to your EHR. You tell your ADHD families how to connect with you on the platform. That’s the entire implementation.
1
Say the words
“I use threaded.care to coordinate ADHD care—here’s how to connect with me and the teachers on it.”
2
Family connects
The family signs up for their child’s care platform—symptom tracking, school bridge, secure messaging.
3
You see everything
Your dashboard lights up. Vanderbilt scores, teacher observations, symptom logs, care plans—all in one place.
4
Care transforms
Fewer gaps. Faster decisions. Families that stay engaged between visits. Outcomes you can actually measure.
“I use threaded.care to coordinate ADHD care—here’s how to connect with me and the teachers on it.”
The only thing we ask you to say.
Two Tiers
Start free. Scale when you're ready.
Families invest in their child’s care coordination platform. You get the clinical tools at no cost to start. Upgrade when the value is obvious—not before.
Free
No cost to start. No credit card.
- Streamlined intake workflow
- Unlimited Families
- Multi-rater Vanderbilt Assessments & coordination (digital)
- Secure family messaging (HIPAA-compliant)
- Parent-reported symptom log dashboard
- Teacher behavioral observation feed
Full Clinical Suite
Professional
$499 /provider/month
- Everything in Free, plus:
- PHQ-9 / GAD-7 comorbidity screening
- Full longitudinal tracking & treatment response
- Schedule Management
- Telehealth (HIPAA, recorded sessions)
- Family engagement analytics (activity, risk alerts)
- Medication tracking & response visualization
- Invite to be a Creator and run cohorts and generate revenue
- Priority support
CCM Revenue Potential
ADHD + comorbidity = CCM-eligible. The platform auto-documents your coordination time. CCM reimbursement averages ~$110/patient/month.
Pays for itself with ~5 patients/provider.
Join the Movement
You've been waiting for someone to build this.
Every provider who joins makes the standard stronger. Every family that connects proves the model works. Every teacher who contributes data completes the thread.
This isn’t another EHR add-on. It’s not another portal no one opens. It’s a clinical coordination layer designed specifically for how ADHD care actually works—across providers, families, and classrooms. Nothing like it has existed before.
No cost to start. No commitment. Be part of what comes next.
- Patent-pending ACCS™ framework
- HIPAA-compliant infrastructure
- Built by clinicians, for clinicians
- Step Up for Students approved
The First Step
Start with clinical screening & baseline data-
Secure Child Profile (HIPAA-compliant)
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Vanderbilt ADHD Assessment (Baseline)
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Downloadable PDF Report for Doctors
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ADHD Provider Directory Access
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ADHD Resource Library
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Community Forum Access
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Live Learning Events
The Care Coordinator
Unite parents, teachers & doctors with real-time data-
Teacher Assessments — Coordinate and compare data
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Bi-Annual Vanderbilt Reassessments — Track progress over time
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Medication & Side Effect Tracker — Document what's working
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Behavior & Lifestyle Logs — Catch patterns early
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Behavior Data Visualizations — Charts teachers & doctors respect
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Expert Strategies — Evidence-based techniques for ADHD