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There isn’t a single “best” telehealth for everyone — the right choice depends on whether you most want fast medication access, coordinated therapy + meds, in-network/insurance care, or a specialist who treats both ADHD and anxiety. Below are reputable options by common priorities, with short reasons why they’re good for adults with ADHD plus anxiety.
If you want an ADHD‑focused service (diagnosis + med management)
- Done — ADHD specialty telehealth that focuses on adult ADHD evaluations and ongoing medication management (including stimulants in many states). Good if you want a streamlined ADHD-focused pathway.
- ADHD Online — specializes in adult ADHD evaluations and prescribing; fast and ADHD‑specific. (Check state availability and ask about follow‑up/therapy coordination.)
If you want combined psychiatry + therapy from one ecosystem
- Teladoc / MDLIVE (psych services) or Amwell — large networks that offer board‑certified psychiatrists and therapists. Good if you want both med management and therapy under one platform and widely accepted by insurers.
- PlushCare — offers online psychiatry and can prescribe controlled meds in many states, plus coordination with therapists; good mix of speed and continuity.
If you want strong therapy (CBT for anxiety + ADHD coaching/CBT‑I) with optional med management
- Talkspace or BetterHelp (therapy) + psychiatry add‑on or referral — big selection of therapists experienced in anxiety and ADHD coaching; combine with their psychiatry option or pair with a psychiatry platform for meds.
If you want a board‑certified specialist (best for complex, comorbid presentations)
- Use Zocdoc or PsychologyToday to book an individual telepsychiatrist/psychologist who lists adult ADHD + anxiety in their specialties. This is often the best route for nuanced care and coordinated psychotherapy + medication.
How to choose and what to ask before signing up
- Can you prescribe stimulants in my state? (Controlled‑substance rules differ.)
- Do you use standard ADHD assessments (rating scales, developmental history)?
- Will you coordinate with a therapist or offer CBT/ADHD coaching?
- What are follow‑up frequency and fees / is my insurance accepted?
If you tell me your state, whether you prefer fast med access vs longer-term therapy, and whether you have insurance you want to use, I can narrow this to the 1–2 best options for you.