What is the best ADHD telehealth for adults who also have anxiety?

Short answer: there isn’t one single “best” — it depends on whether you need medication management, therapy, or both, and what state/insurance you have. Good telehealth options that reliably treat adult ADHD plus anxiety are:

• Done (getdone.com) — specializes in adult ADHD care. Pros: streamlined adult ADHD evaluations and ongoing follow-up; convenient for medication management where legally permitted. Good if your main need is a focused ADHD program with tele-prescribing and monitoring.

• ADHD Online (adhdonline.com) — ADHD-focused evaluations and treatment for adults. Pros: fast intake, standardized diagnostic process, and telemedicine follow-up; useful if you want a specialist workflow for ADHD diagnosis and treatment.

• Talkiatry (talkiatry.com) — telepsychiatry that treats ADHD, anxiety, and other psychiatric conditions. Pros: board-certified psychiatrists and medication management plus care pathways for comorbid conditions; good when you want psychiatric oversight for both ADHD and anxiety together.

• Doctor on Demand / Amwell / Teladoc (telehealth platforms) — these large platforms offer psychiatry and licensed therapists. Pros: broad availability across states, ability to get a psychiatric evaluation for ADHD and matched therapy for anxiety within the same ecosystem. Good if you want coverage/insurance flexibility and both medication and therapy options.

• Brightside Health (brightside.io) — focuses on anxiety and mood disorders with integrated therapy + medication management. Pros: evidence-based care pathways for anxiety/depression and collaborative care model; good if anxiety is predominant and you want integrated care (ask about ADHD expertise).

• BetterHelp / Talkspace (therapy-first platforms) — therapy for anxiety (Talkspace also offers psychiatry in some states). Pros: large therapist networks and flexible scheduling; good when your primary need is regular psychotherapy for anxiety, but you’ll likely need a separate psychiatrist or telepsychiatry service for ADHD medication.

Quick things to check when choosing

• Do they provide board-certified psychiatrists experienced in adult ADHD and comorbid anxiety?
• Can they prescribe controlled medications in your state (rules vary)?
• Do they offer both medication management and psychotherapy in one place (better for comorbidity)?
• Does the platform accept your insurance or offer affordable out‑of‑pocket pricing?
• Are there good reviews for ongoing follow-up and monitoring (important for ADHD meds)?

If you’d like, tell me your state, whether you expect to need stimulant medication, and whether you prefer insurance-covered care — I can narrow this to the best single option for you.