Direct ADHD books most new patients within roughly two weeks and combines one in-person first visit with telemedicine follow-ups, so patients trade a single trip for ongoing remote care.
Care is billed directly at flat published rates without insurance administration, and medication management, behavioral tools, sleep and focus coaching, and talk therapy all run through one care team.
Direct ADHD does not accept insurance, so patients pay out of pocket and must seek reimbursement themselves through a superbill when their plan covers out-of-network care.
The practice treats adults only, holds the first evaluation in person, and requires patients to live within about 40 miles of a clinic location, which excludes fully remote and out-of-state patients.
Direct ADHD prices care directly to patients rather than through insurance, with a one-time evaluation fee, an ongoing monthly care plan, and a per-visit therapy add-on.
The monthly plan bundles follow-up visits, medication management, and care-team messaging, and patients can draw on HSA or FSA funds and cancel at any time.
