We recommend to first, ask your child’s teacher or other adults that spend time with your child about their observations. Your child’s teacher won’t be able to diagnose ADHD, but it is important to know if your child is experiencing attention or behavior challenges in other environments and compared to other children. 

Second, talk to your child’s doctor. It will be important to check for other causes of attention or behavior challenges. Your child’s doctor will be able to guide you into next steps, such as referring for a psychological evaluation or giving suggestions for improving the inattentive and hyperactive symptoms you are seeing.

We take Medicare, Medicaid and most commercial insurance. We are also here to support our uninsured patients.

You have the right to a Good Faith Estimate for non-emergency services scheduled. Be sure to request at least three business days before your appointment.

Send us a text, MyChart message or contact our billing directly at 317-934-0800 or billing@janepauleychc.org. 

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We take Medicare, Medicaid and most commercial insurance. We are also here to support our uninsured patients.

You can get assistance from our Community Resource Navigators by calling 317-934-0779.

You can see photos and details for each of our Providers on the webpage for the Jane Pauley Practice Location where they see patients, or on the page for the Health Service offered. Find a Location or Service in the main menu above or search here.

Medicaid patients can arrange transport through your insurance at least
two days in advance of your appointment by calling 855-325-7586.

For Anthem HIP patients, see if options are included in your plan by calling: 844-772-6632.

For other patients, please visit your Practice Location webpage to see available public transportation options and ask us about a bus pass (if available) if you’re in need