
Frida operates an online clinic providing ADHD diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing clinical care for Canadian adults.
Frida provides virtual ADHD care for Canadian adults, combining a structured diagnostic assessment with continuing treatment. The clinic's CAD 599 assessment covers a 60-minute clinician consultation, anxiety and depression screening, and a personalized treatment plan, with follow-up appointments at CAD 99 for medication titration and prescription renewals.
Patients begin with a two-minute online self-assessment before booking a diagnostic call, and complete pre-appointment questionnaires reviewed by their clinician. Treatment follows the Canadian ADHD Practice Guidelines, and ongoing care includes between-appointment messaging plus check-ins every three months once a dose stabilizes.
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Half of Canadian adults with ADHD remain undiagnosed, leaving a large untreated population for accessible assessment and treatment services. Public-system waits and the cost of in-person assessments keep demand flowing toward faster virtual options.
Canadian insurers report ADHD care among their fastest-growing claim categories, expanding coverage-backed access. As an independent company, Frida can invest directly in broadening its ADHD care across Canadian provinces.
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Frida prices its diagnostic assessment at CAD 599 with appointments in days, against in-person assessments its materials place near CAD 2,500 and public-system waits near six months. Diagnosis and treatment run entirely by phone, removing travel for patients outside major urban centres.
Flat transparent fees and reduced medication costs through an affiliated Calgary pharmacy keep continuing care affordable, with financial assistance available for lower-income patients. Between-appointment messaging and scheduled check-ins sustain the care relationship between visits.
Source: talkwithfrida.com
Frida charges a one-time CAD 599 diagnostic assessment and CAD 99 per follow-up appointment, separating diagnosis costs from continuing care. A free two-minute self-assessment precedes booking, so the paid engagement starts at diagnosis.
The clinic lowers ongoing medication costs through its affiliated Calgary pharmacy and manufacturer co-pay assistance, and most patients pay under CAD 20 monthly for medication with many paying nothing. Financial assistance covers households with combined income at or below CAD 50,000, and insurer-provided health spending accounts can cover fees.
Source: talkwithfrida.com