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Short answer: use a telepsychiatry service with board‑certified psychiatrists (they’re most likely to offer a full range of non‑stimulant ADHD meds). Good options to consider:
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Talkiatry — telepsychiatry clinic that focuses on psychiatric medication management. Uses board‑certified psychiatrists who commonly prescribe non‑stimulant ADHD meds (atomoxetine, guanfacine, clonidine, bupropion, etc.). Good for complex cases and ongoing follow‑up.
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PlushCare — general telemedicine + psychiatry. You can book psychiatry visits (not just primary care) and they’ll evaluate and prescribe non‑stimulant options. Good if you want straightforward telepsychiatry and insurance compatibility.
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ADHD Online — specialty service focused on ADHD diagnosis/treatment. Faster, ADHD‑specific pathway; they do prescribe non‑stimulant meds. Good if you want an ADHD‑focused evaluation process.
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Cerebral — full mental‑health platform that offers ADHD care, therapy, and medication management including non‑stimulant options. (Note: check current local reviews/regulatory notices; platform practices changed in past years so confirm availability in your state.)
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Zocdoc / local telepsychiatrists — if you prefer a local or independent board‑certified psychiatrist, search Zocdoc for telepsychiatry providers who list ADHD in their specialties. This often gives the most individualized care and broader medication options.
How to pick:
- Confirm the provider is a board‑certified psychiatrist (not only a therapist or PA) if you want medication options.
- Ask up front whether they commonly prescribe the specific non‑stimulant(s) you want (atomoxetine/Strattera, guanfacine/Intuniv, clonidine, bupropion, etc.).
- Check whether they accept your insurance or have transparent pricing.
- Make sure they offer follow‑up visits (ADHD meds often need adjustment).
If you tell me your state, whether you have insurance, and which non‑stimulant(s) you prefer, I can suggest the single best match for you.