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Can I actually get ADHD medication prescribed through telehealth?

ClaudevalidationCollected Jun 17, 2026, 13:02 UTC

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Yes, You Can Get ADHD Medication Through Telehealth

This has become much more accessible, though there are some important things to know:

Services That Prescribe ADHD Medication

  • Done (done.com) - ADHD-focused platform, relatively affordable
  • Cerebral - offers ADHD assessment and treatment (had some past scrutiny, but still operational)
  • Ahead - ADHD-specific telehealth
  • Talkiatry - psychiatrists who can prescribe, often takes insurance
  • Brightside Health - mental health including ADHD
  • Your regular insurance's telehealth - many now include psychiatry

What to Expect

  • Initial assessment/evaluation (usually 45-60 minutes)
  • Stimulants (Adderall, Ritalin) can be prescribed - this changed during COVID and rules have been extended
  • Costs typically $100-300 for initial visit, then lower follow-ups
  • Many take insurance

Honest Caveats

  • Stimulants are controlled substances, so some services are more cautious
  • You may need regular check-ins to maintain prescriptions
  • Pharmacy shortages for stimulants are still real
  • Some services have faced criticism for overprescribing - look for thorough evaluations

My Recommendation

Talkiatry is strong if you have insurance. Done is good for affordability without insurance.

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