Online ADHD evaluation and treatment
Support for focus, organization, impulsivity, and follow-through — from licensed providers who accept insurance.
Book ADHD Care →A quick summary
What it helps with
Adult ADHD, focus and organization, impulsivity and restlessness, and more.
Who it may be for
Anyone whose focus, organization, or follow-through is affecting work, school, or home life.
Insurance or self-pay
Most commercial insurance accepted (no Medicaid or Medicare). Self-pay is also available.
Availability
Virtual care in states where our providers are licensed — depends on provider, service, insurance, and schedule.
Understanding ADHD treatment
ADHD can affect focus, time management, organization, and follow-through — and it shows up differently for every person, whether at work, in school, or at home. It’s common, and it responds well to the right combination of support.
Care usually starts with a review of your symptoms and history, including whether ADHD traits were present in childhood even if they went unrecognized at the time. From there, a licensed provider may recommend medication, therapy, practical strategies, or a combination, depending on what fits your situation.
This page is for information only and does not diagnose. A licensed provider reviews your needs before recommending any treatment.
You don’t need a diagnosis to reach out
- Focus, organization, or follow-through are affecting work, school, or home
- You lose track of time or miss deadlines more than feels normal
- You want to explore ADHD medication, therapy, or both
- You were diagnosed as a child and want to revisit care as an adult
- You want a licensed provider to review your symptoms before anything else
Three simple steps
Tell us what you need
Share your state and what kind of support you’re looking for.
Choose a provider
Pick a licensed provider and a time, or ask us to check availability.
We verify insurance and confirm
Our team verifies your commercial insurance, then confirms your visit.
Insurance and self-pay
Most commercial insurance
Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Oscar, Oxford, United Healthcare, and Optum affiliates. Medicaid and Medicare are not accepted at this time. Coverage depends on your plan, provider, state, and verification — which usually happens before your visit is confirmed. See our insurance and pricing page for details.
Self-pay: initial session
$350A first session that may include a fuller review, intake, and care planning.
Self-pay: returning sessions
$200Follow-up care after your initial visit.
Frequently asked questions
Do you treat adult ADHD?
Yes. Our providers support adults managing focus, organization, and follow-through, along with children and teens when clinically appropriate.
Do you accept insurance?
We accept most commercial insurance plans. Medicaid and Medicare are not accepted at this time. Our team usually verifies your benefits before confirming your visit.
Can I get ADHD medication?
Medication support is available where clinically appropriate. A licensed provider reviews your symptoms and history first — this page does not diagnose.
Is this just medication, or is therapy available too?
Both. Some people do best with medication, others with therapy or coping strategies, and many benefit from a combination. Your provider works with you to decide.
How do I get started?
Tell us what you need, choose a provider or request availability, and our team verifies insurance before confirming your appointment.
How much does self-pay cost?
Self-pay is available: $350 for an initial session and $200 for returning sessions. We also accept most commercial insurance plans; Medicaid and Medicare are not accepted at this time.
Start with the right provider
Book ADHD CareThis page is for information only and does not diagnose or provide medical advice. A licensed provider reviews your needs before any treatment. Availability depends on provider licensing, service, insurance, and schedule.