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Quick note: I can’t browse the web in real time and my training data goes through mid‑2024, but the services below were widely used for online ADHD diagnosis and treatment and are still considered good starting points in 2026 — always verify current availability, state licensing, and recent reviews before you sign up.
Top online ADHD diagnosis & treatment services to consider
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Done (Done.com)
- Why: ADHD‑focused telehealth service that emphasizes streamlined adult ADHD evaluations, medication management, and follow‑up. Good if you want a specialist‑oriented, ADHD‑centric program.
- Check: state availability and stimulant‑prescribing policies.
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ADHD Online (ADHDOnline.com)
- Why: Specializes in ADHD assessment using standardized rating scales and clinician review — useful for adults wanting a structured diagnostic workup.
- Check: what follow‑up treatment and prescribing options they provide in your state.
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Talkiatry (Talkiatry.com)
- Why: Nationwide telepsychiatry company with board‑certified psychiatrists who can evaluate and manage ADHD (including medications) — strong for people who need psychiatric expertise.
- Check: wait times and whether they handle controlled medication prescribing where you live.
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Cerebral (Cerebral.com)
- Why: Large mental‑health platform that has offered ADHD evaluations and medication management plus therapy and coaching — convenient if you want integrated services.
- Caveat: the company has had regulatory scrutiny in the past; confirm current reputation, prescribing practices, and oversight.
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PlushCare (PlushCare.com) / Doctor On Demand (DoctorOnDemand.com) / Teladoc / Amwell
- Why: Major telehealth platforms that offer psychiatric and primary‑care visits for ADHD assessment and ongoing treatment. Good if you want insurance billing options and established, broad telemedicine providers.
- Check: whether visits are with psychiatrists vs. primary care clinicians, and their policies on stimulants.
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K Health (KHealth.com)
- Why: Combines AI‑driven triage with televisits; offers mental‑health and primary/psychiatric care. Useful for quick access and lower cost options in many states.
- Check: depth of ADHD diagnostic process and prescribing rules.
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Canada: Maple (GetMaple.ca) / local telepsychiatry services
- Why: Maple and other Canadian telehealth providers are commonly used for ADHD care in Canada; check provincal rules for stimulant prescribing.
How to choose (quick checklist)
- Licensed providers in your state/province and board‑certified psychiatrists for complex cases.
- Does the service do a full ADHD evaluation (clinical interview + standardized rating scales + collateral history) or only a checklist?
- Controlled‑substance/stimulant prescribing policies (many platforms require in‑person visits, urine screens, or state registry checks).
- Ongoing follow‑up frequency, care coordination (therapy, coaching), and refill policies.
- Insurance coverage or transparent cash pricing; wait times and refill turnaround.
- Privacy, data security, and patient reviews/complaints.
If you tell me:
- your country/state and whether you’re an adult or child, I can (based on known services and typical rules) narrow this to the best-fit options and suggest exactly what to ask before enrolling.