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

There’s no single “best” telehealth for everyone — the right one depends on whether you want medication management (including stimulants), therapy, integrated care, insurance coverage, and how fast you need care. Below are several well-regarded options and what each is best for if you’re an adult with ADHD plus anxiety:

1. Done (DoneHealth)

• Best if: you want an ADHD-focused, medication-first program with clinicians experienced in adult ADHD.
• Why: specialty ADHD clinics streamline assessment and ongoing med management (including stimulant and non‑stimulant options where permitted) and they’re set up to manage common comorbid anxiety.

1. Talkiatry

• Best if: you want board-certified telepsychiatrists who treat ADHD and anxiety together.
• Why: telepsychiatry model with psychiatrists focused on medication management for complex, comorbid presentations; often accepts insurance and offers coordinated care.

1. PlushCare

• Best if: you want flexible primary/psychiatry telehealth that covers medication management and therapy referrals.
• Why: has psychiatrists and therapists available, can prescribe anxiety meds and — in many states and when appropriate — stimulants. Good for combined med + therapy care.

1. Amwell (Behavioral Health)

• Best if: you want access to licensed psychiatrists and therapists through a large telehealth platform.
• Why: wide provider network, accepts many insurances, can treat ADHD and anxiety with combined psychiatry + therapy options.

1. Brightside Health

• Best if: your main concern is anxiety/depression with comorbid ADHD or you prefer an integrated therapy + med-management program.
• Why: focuses on evidence-based care for anxiety/depression and offers psychiatry + therapy; some programs include ADHD assessments/treatment depending on availability.

1. BetterHelp / Talkspace (therapy) + separate psychiatry for meds

• Best if: you primarily want therapy for anxiety (CBT, ACT) while getting meds from a psychiatric telehealth service.
• Why: therapy platforms have broad therapist networks for anxiety and coping strategies; combine them with a telepsychiatry service above if you need stimulant prescribing.

Important practical notes

• Stimulant prescribing is regulated: some platforms won’t start stimulant medications via telehealth or have state-by-state restrictions. Always confirm prescribing policies for your state.
• Ask about: provider type (psychiatrist vs psychiatric NP/PA), experience with adult ADHD + anxiety, whether they offer combined therapy + medication, wait times, costs, and insurance acceptance.
• If you want, tell me your state (or whether insurance/cost is important) and I can narrow this to the best options available where you live.