ADHD Evaluation & Treatment
for Adults.

Yes. Under current DEA rules, practitioners can prescribe Schedule II stimulants (like Adderall, Vyvanse, and Concerta) via video telehealth without requiring an in-person visit first. These flexibilities are in effect through December 31, 2026, while permanent regulations are being finalized.

All prescriptions require a thorough medical evaluation, which is what our comprehensive assessment provides. We follow the same diagnostic and monitoring standards whether you're in person or on video.

It's a 25-minute computerized assessment you complete on your own computer or tablet. You'll work through a series of short tasks, each about 2 to 3 minutes, that measure how well you stay focused, your ability to keep track of things, processing speed, and your ability to pause before reacting. Think quick, game-like exercises.

Results are scored automatically against age- and gender-matched norms, so we can see exactly where you stand. No preparation needed.

You pay us directly at the time of service. After your appointment, we provide a superbill: a detailed receipt with the diagnosis codes, procedure codes, and provider information your insurance company needs. You submit it to your insurer, and they reimburse you based on your out-of-network benefits.

Reimbursement varies by plan. To get a sense of what to expect, call the number on your insurance card and ask about your out-of-network mental health benefits — specifically your deductible, coinsurance, and any session limits.

No. You can schedule directly. No referral, no prior authorization, no paperwork from another provider. If your therapist or primary care doctor wants to send clinical context, we're happy to receive it, but it's not required.

That's a good outcome. Knowing what you're actually dealing with is the point. Anxiety, depression, sleep disorders, and other conditions can look identical to ADHD, and they all require different treatment.

If we identify a different condition, we offer ongoing treatment for it.

The monthly fee covers everything: follow-up visits, medication adjustments and titration, cognitive retesting at key intervals, and secure messaging with your doctor between appointments. There are no per-visit fees on top of the monthly rate.

You're not locked in. Cancel anytime. Superbills are provided monthly so you can submit to your insurance for out-of-network reimbursement.

At your evaluation and at follow-ups through titration, yes. That typically means weeks 4 and 8, plus any additional retests while we're still adjusting your dose. Those data points build a trendline that shows how treatment is actually landing.

Once you're on a stable dose, we retest quarterly to confirm things are holding. Beyond that, testing is available anytime there's a reason — a dose change, a new concern, a new chapter of life.

Quarterly check-ins, plus anytime something changes. A dose adjustment, a new concern, a stretch where things feel different — those are all reasons to retest. The numbers stay current so you and I are working from the same picture.

Yes. You'll still get the full cognitive baseline. If you're already on medication, now you have data on whether your current treatment is actually working. A lot of patients come in knowing they have ADHD but never having had objective testing done.

We don't submit prior authorizations to insurance companies. Our clinical time goes to your evaluation and treatment, not insurance paperwork. We prescribe strategically to minimize PA triggers: starting with well-covered generics, knowing which medications your plan is likely to cover, and helping you find cost-reduction options like manufacturer coupons when needed. Most patients never run into a PA issue.