Intellectual Disability & Developmental Disability Testing for Children & Adults

What is Intellectual Disability Testing?

Intellectual Disability (IDD) refers to when individuals score a 70 of below on a Full Scale Intelligence Quotient (FSIQ) and they have significant corresponding difficulties in daily adaptive behaviors.

What is Developmental Disability Testing?

Developmental Disability Testing is a broader term referring to anyone who has a developmental disorder diagnosis who might qualify for State Developmental Disability services. Diagnoses such as Autism and Intellectual Disability are just a few.

Why choose Boise ADHD for Intellectual Disability or Developmental Disability Testing?

Experience completing DD evaluations in three different states.
Comprehensive Reports meet standards for application for State DD services
Passionate about helping families understand developmental disabilities
Education and referral for needed services
One day evaluation is efficient and saves time and money
Wheel chair assessable facility
Comfortable and confidential environment with snacks, toys/books for kids, coffee/tea for adults, fidget toys

Common reasons why individuals seek Intellectual Disability or Developmental Disability Testing?

History of IDD or ASD diagnosis
Limited ability to function independently at home, school, or in the community
Nonverbal
Suspected low FSIQ
Updated testing to transition from childhood to adulthood state DD services
Caregiver seeking guardianship of an individual
Individuals needing an evaluation to establish functioning for residential care facilities
Assigned to special education curriculum at school
Significant difficulties with making friends, communicating effectively, or holding a job
History of early developmental delays

Benefits of Intellectual Disability or Developmental Disability Testing?

Accurate early diagnosis ensures age and ability appropriate accommodations, interventions, and support
Ensures caregivers find the support they need to care for a special needs child or family member
Conducive to qualification for state services, guardianship, residential facilities, or payee service status.
Helps guide appropriate care and facility selection in the event that caregivers pass away unexpectedly
Tailored suggestions for daily adaptive functioning or CBRS work
Realistic estimate of likelihood of an individuals ability to be independent as they age