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

Short answer: there’s no single “best” telehealth for everyone, but the top options for adults who need integrated ADHD + anxiety care are ones that offer both psychiatric medication management and therapists experienced with adult ADHD. Good choices to consider:

• Doctor On Demand (now part of Included Health/Grand Rounds)

  • Why: well‑established telepsychiatry + therapy platform with licensed psychiatrists and therapists; good for combined med management and CBT/therapy for anxiety and ADHD skills.

• PlushCare

  • Why: offers psychiatry and primary‑care televisits plus licensed therapists; many users report fast access and clear coordination between med management and therapy.

• Teladoc / MDLIVE

  • Why: large national network often in‑network with insurers; provides psychiatry and therapy services and can be a practical option if you want to bill insurance.

• Talkspace (therapy + psychiatry add‑on)

  • Why: strong therapy platform (many clinicians experienced in ADHD and anxiety) with an optional psychiatry/medication management service for users who need prescriptions plus ongoing therapy.

Notes and how to choose

• Make sure the service can legally prescribe ADHD medications in your state. Prescribing of stimulants can be restricted and varies by provider/state; ask up front if they evaluate and prescribe stimulants vs non‑stimulant options.
• Ask about provider experience with adult ADHD and comorbid anxiety, and whether they use evidence‑based therapies (CBT for anxiety, CBT/skills training for adult ADHD).
• If you want specialized ADHD evaluation (neuropsych testing or ADHD specialists), some platforms can refer you or coordinate with local specialists; otherwise look for clinicians who list adult ADHD expertise.
• Check cost, insurance coverage, wait times, and continuity of care (same clinician over time).
• If you prefer separate therapy + psychiatry, you can combine a therapy platform (BetterHelp or Talkspace for therapy) with a psychiatry service (PlushCare, Teladoc) or find a single platform that offers both.

Safety reminder: telehealth clinicians can assess and treat ADHD and anxiety, but if you think you need controlled stimulants, confirm the provider’s prescribing policies. Always discuss treatment options and risks with your clinician.

If you tell me your state (or whether you want to use insurance) and whether you need stimulant prescriptions, I can recommend the best pick for your situation.