I lost a six-figure job because Kaiser delayed my ADHD diagnosis for over four years.
Once I understood how the system actually worked, I went from years of stalling to a diagnosis in 7 weeks from my first psychiatrist appointment.
This course is everything I learned: every trap, every tactic, every place in the system where people get lost, mapped out, with a way through. So you can do in months what took me four years to figure out.
"I was three days away from booking a $6,200 outside evaluation because I had completely given up on Kaiser. A friend sent me this course. That's when I realized it was questionable whether Kaiser would have even accepted the outside diagnosis. My Kaiser evaluation is scheduled for two weeks from today, covered by Kaiser insurance. I used that $6,200 for something else. I think about that a lot."
Five paths to a diagnosis. Four cost you. One works.
There are five paths to an ADHD diagnosis through or around Kaiser. Four of them cost you time, money, or both, with no guarantee.
Six stages. Most adults never see them.
The entry problem
Your PCP won't say 'ADHD evaluation.' They call it anxiety, depression, or poor sleep, and route you to behavioral health. Escalating helps, but only if you know how.
The prerequisite trap
Therapy first. SSRIs first. Anxiety ruled out first. None of these are requirements for an ADHD evaluation. They are delays. The course shows you how to navigate past them.
The screening call
Kaiser will tell you there's an 18-month wait. The screening call is when you either book the evaluation or get rerouted. This call is teachable, and the course covers it in detail.
The one-chance policy
Most Kaiser members don't know Kaiser has a one-chance policy for ADHD evaluations. Using that one chance incorrectly ends your case. The course covers exactly what this means and how to avoid it.
The evaluation itself
What happens in the room. What the evaluator is looking for. How to document your impairment in language that moves the clinical judgment in the right direction.
After the evaluation
The diagnosis, the prescription, the follow-up. What to do if Kaiser rejects the diagnosis. What your appeal options look like, and what documentation actually helps.
While you wait, the consequences compound.
I lost a six-figure job. That is not an abstraction. That is what happened to me while Kaiser ran me through prerequisite after prerequisite for over four years. One student was two days away from a decision that could have ended her chances entirely. Another spent years being told her symptoms were anxiety and depression while her career quietly deteriorated.
Undiagnosed ADHD in adults means relationships strained by patterns neither of you can name. Marriages where one partner is drowning and the other doesn't understand why. Years of being told you're too smart, too educated, too functional to have ADHD, and believing it, even as your life falls apart in ways that don't match your intelligence or effort.
Every month Kaiser delays your evaluation is another month these patterns deepen. The course costs $397. The cost of waiting is incalculable.
What you'll walk away able to do.
Shop the Alternative, included.
Before you spend a dollar going around Kaiser, price it for real. You get the exact email script for researching private evaluators, plus the decode key for reading what they send back, including whether they can actually get Kaiser to accept the result. It's one of the Tier 1 bonus tools, and you can preview it free.
From people who'd been stuck.
My PsyD literally said 'but you have a master's degree.' I had no idea how to respond. The course helped me understand how to communicate so Kaiser couldn't redirect me to yet another prerequisite or yet another 6 months of therapy. I learned to use the exact reframe. She documented my impairment for the first time in three appointments.
Nobody at Kaiser told me about the One Chance Policy. I was two days away from making the call that could have ended my chances. I found this course at exactly the right moment. I don't know how to explain how close I came.
I just finished my evaluation. I've been stuck in the system for so long I'm in shock. I got a positive diagnosis. The only difference was I knew what was coming, and how to communicate so they took me seriously after years of being sent elsewhere.
The tracking system alone was worth it. I have ADHD, of course my documentation was a disaster. Having a system built for how my brain works meant I showed up to my appointments prepared instead of scrambling. My chart corrections alone changed how my providers talked to me.
I was denied the first time, before I found this course. I thought it was over. The denial section showed me I still had real options. I followed the appeals process exactly as laid out. My evaluation is in 3 days.
Instead of giving me a requested ADHD evaluation, I had been sent to therapy and given SSRIs for years. Told it was anxiety, stress, and depression. I'm 49. I probably had ADHD my whole life. This course helped me understand why I kept hitting walls and exactly what to say to stop hitting them. The scripts are not generic. They are written for how Kaiser actually works.
Built for adults navigating Kaiser for an ADHD evaluation.
Not sure whether this course fits your situation? Take the short questionnaire. It tells you how well your specific circumstances align with the course material and sets expectations based on your plan type, location, and where you are in the process.
Take the fit questionnaire →Kaiser NorCal is the hardest version of this problem in the country. They reject their own SoCal evaluations. California has the lowest ADHD diagnosis rate in the US. Adult women who appear high-functioning are the most deprioritized demographic inside that system.
I am that demographic. I got my diagnosis and my Schedule II prescription through Kaiser NorCal. Not because the system cooperated. Because I learned it well enough to elbow my way to great care.
Before any of this: 17 years finding where complex systems break down, first in risk and emergency management, then in UX research. I reverse-engineer how organizations actually work versus how they claim to work. This course is everything I learned to do that.
Three tiers.
50 founder seats total across all tiers. Tier 3 capped at 10. Founder calls are for navigation strategy, documentation, and next-step planning, not medical or legal advice.
The guarantee
Full refund available within 14 days of purchase, provided fewer than 7 lessons have been viewed or completed. After 14 days, or once lesson 7 has been viewed, whichever comes first, all sales are final. Pinged Alerts is non-refundable once activated, regardless of when activation occurs. This window exists because I'm confident in what's inside. If you engage with the material and it's not right for you, I want to know about it before you're halfway through.
Partial fit — good with adjusted expectations
I am not a doctor or an attorney. Nothing in this course constitutes medical or legal advice.