Yes, at least partially. Here’s what you need to understand:
When testing anyone (regardless of age) for attention and academic difficulties, we have to combine ADD/ADHD testing with psychoeducational testing (called a neuropsychoeducational evaluation).  Such an evaluation is for educational purposes and your healthcare insurance is for health/medical purposes. In many cases, your healthcare insurance will cover the ADD/ADHD portion but not the psychoeducational portion, which is what provides the information schools and universities need to offer academic accommodations. However, we can give you a special receipt called a superbill. You can submit the superbill to your insurance company and see if they’ll accept the claim and reimburse some of the costs to you.
For ADD/ADHD testing to confirm the diagnosis and need for medication (i.e. not related to academics/school), it is likely that insurance will cover the costs of this evaluation. Again, we will give you a superbill receipt to submit to your insurance company to recover some of the costs.