Adult ADHD care for working professionals
Physician-led evaluation and follow-up. Screening is not a diagnosis. Medication is only when a clinician finds it appropriate after that evaluation.
What this page is for
Evaluation
A structured visit for focus, work performance, and history. Not an online quiz result.
Follow-up
If treatment continues, monitoring matches the plan. Ongoing care is $149 a month.
Where screening lives
A free screening is offered on the ADHD care path. It is not the homepage promise.
How an evaluation works
A clinical path from history to a plan. Every evaluation is individualized.
Clinical interview
History, symptoms, and how daily life is affected, reviewed with a licensed medical provider.
Assessment tools
Used when clinically appropriate to support clinical judgment, not replace it. A screening score is not a diagnosis.
Review and plan
Findings in plain language. Options may include lifestyle strategies, therapy coordination, testing, medication, or further evaluation. Medication is never guaranteed.
Common questions
Is this a real ADHD diagnosis?
Evaluations are by licensed medical providers using clinical history and individualized validated tools. If DSM criteria are met, you receive a formal diagnosis and a documented plan. Diagnosis does not guarantee medication.
What does the $149 evaluation include?
The evaluation is typically completed across two visits totaling 60–90 minutes — covering history and records review, cognitive testing (including Creyos and other neuropsych assessments), and the treatment plan discussion. Ongoing care, if it continues, is $149 a month. Medication cost is separate.
Do you prescribe ADHD medication?
Medication may be discussed when clinically appropriate after evaluation. Stimulant prescribing is never guaranteed. When medication is appropriate, non-stimulant and stimulant options include monitoring and follow-up. Controlled medications use monitoring and drug screening when required. Before any stimulant medication is prescribed, your clinician reviews your medical history, current medications, and prior treatment — we do not prescribe controlled substances to anyone who hasn't completed all the formalities outlined in our controlled substance agreement and prescription policy. Your visit takes place on a HIPAA-compliant platform, and all prescribing follows state and federal controlled-substance requirements.