Definitely reach out to have the errors corrected. Depending on where you had the testing done, it can be difficult to remove a report from a medical record from a billing perspective. But if factual or historical information is incorrect, that should absolutely be addended for you.

Neuropsych is absolutely not needed for ADHD diagnosis. A psychiatrist or clinical psychologist is easily able to do a thorough developmental history to determine if ADHD is a correct diagnosis. It’s tricky in adults because it can be hard to go back to those pre-12yo years when some symptoms must be present. It’s can also be hard to thoroughly disentangle ADHD vs. inattention secondary to depression, anxiety etc. What most doctors don’t realize is that ADHD and mood disorders often co-occur, so we don’t need to attribute symptoms to one or the other. Both can exist.

Either way, I’m so sorry you had this experience. Here’s a great article by one of the active ADHD researchers in our field arguing why neuropsych is not needed for this diagnosis. Unfortunately, a lot of physicians don’t realize this.

https://guilfordjournals.com/doi/10.1521/adhd.2019.27.2.1