ADHD and ADD are neurological & developmental conditions that affect attention, self-control, and activity levels primarily in children. They can show up in various ways in children, such as restlessness, difficulty concentrating, and forgetfulness, among others. These symptoms may begin in childhood and can persist with severity into adulthood.
AZZ Medical Associates ADHD psychiatrists and neurologists in NJ employ evidence-based assessments, behavioral evaluations, and clinical interviews to understand the unique causes and provide a personalized treatment plan.
ADHD symptoms can vary widely from person to person & gender to gender. Recognizing them is a key first step toward getting the right support and treatment. These are common groups of ADHD symptoms:
It’s not that you don’t care. It’s that your mind is a constellation; bright, fast, and hard to follow. AZZ Medical Associates does not dim the light; we help you control it. Whether it’s missed moments, restless thoughts, or lost momentum, we bring clarity through expert ADHD care. We are here, across New Jersey, in person or online, figuring this path with you.
Individuals seeking ADHD and ADD treatment in New Jersey can rely on AZZ Medical Associates for expert evaluations and personalized care. Our experienced providers deliver effective treatment plans through both in-person and telehealth options, ensuring support is accessible and convenient.
We have been proudly serving a wide range of New Jersey communities since 2013, including Ewing Township, Hamilton, Bayonne, South Plainfield, Delran, and many more. No matter where you’re located in NJ, we make quality ADHD and ADD care easy to reach.
We accept all major insurance plans, including private, Medicaid, and Medicare, to make care accessible across New Jersey.
If you struggle with focus, restlessness, or impulsivity, you may have ADHD. A licensed provider can evaluate your symptoms and determine a diagnosis through a clinical assessment.
ADHD symptoms often begin in childhood but may look different in adults. Adults may hide or adapt to symptoms over time, so diagnosis requires a full clinical evaluation and history review.
Occasional inattention or restlessness is normal. ADHD symptoms are persistent, start early in life, and interfere with daily functioning. A professional evaluation is the only way to know for sure.
No. ADD is an outdated term. Today, all types are classified under ADHD, whether inattentive, hyperactive-impulsive, or combined.
Stimulants are the most common and effective. They improve focus and reduce hyperactivity. Non-stimulant options are also available, depending on your needs and preferences.
No referral is needed. You can book directly through our website or call your nearest AZZ Medical location.
Yes. We offer full ADHD care for adults, including diagnosis, medication management, and treatment plans tailored to your lifestyle.
That’s okay. Our providers will guide you through a full evaluation to help you understand your symptoms and what steps to take next.
