ADHD One

ADHD One is a clinical provider at 3311 S Rainbow Blvd, Suite 108 in Las Vegas (89146) offering ADHD testing and treatment for children and adolescents ages 5 to 18, with age brackets listed as 5-12 and 13-18. This is a medical and therapeutic service rather than a typical class or camp, and its programs reflect that: ADHD testing, ADHD treatment, psychotherapy for ADHD, medication management, ADHD coaching, therapy for anxiety, therapy for depression, and learning disability support.

The listing records the hours as open 24 hours every day of the week, which is an unusual schedule for a clinical practice and likely reflects a general listing default rather than a walk-in clinic that is literally staffed around the clock; families should call ahead to confirm actual appointment availability rather than assuming 24 hour walk-in access. ADHD One operates year-round.

The provider is marked as special needs friendly, with accommodations listed including ADHD support, behavioral therapy and ABA, mental health counseling, learning disability support, emotional and behavioral support, and general therapy services. This breadth suggests the practice can address co-occurring concerns beyond ADHD alone, such as anxiety or depression that often show up alongside attention difficulties in children and teens.

No pricing, scholarship, trial offer, or sibling discount information is on file for this listing. Services are conducted in English. Because this is a medical provider, insurance coverage and appointment types would need to be confirmed directly with the office rather than assumed from a directory listing.

Parents seeking a formal ADHD evaluation, ongoing medication management, or coaching support for a child or teen can call (855) 468-2343 or visit adhdone.com/las-vegas-nv to ask about current appointment availability and what an initial evaluation involves. PlayPivot categorizes ADHD One under Special Programs & Adaptive Services, specifically Special Needs Programs, which fits its focus on diagnosis and ongoing treatment rather than general recreation or classes.