Home › ADHD Treatment › Adult ADHD
ADHD doesn’t end in childhood. Millions of adults live with ADHD, and many are never diagnosed. If focus, organization or follow-through feel harder than they should, an online ADHD assessment and a visit with a licensed provider can help you find out why and what to do about it.
Adult ADHD symptoms are often less obvious than in children. Common signs include:
Everyone experiences these sometimes. With ADHD they are persistent, started in childhood and affect more than one area of life, such as work, home and relationships.
A licensed provider diagnoses ADHD with a clinical evaluation based on DSM-5 criteria. This typically includes standardized symptom questionnaires, a review of your childhood and current symptoms, your medical and mental health history, and screening for conditions that can look like ADHD, such as anxiety, depression, sleep problems or thyroid issues. Start with our online ADHD assessment.
Your provider recommends medication only when it is clinically appropriate and permitted by law.
Start with an online ADHD assessment and a secure video visit. Prescriptions are only issued when clinically appropriate.
ADHD begins in childhood, but many people are not diagnosed until adulthood, when increased responsibilities make symptoms harder to manage.
Only a licensed provider can diagnose ADHD. If symptoms like poor focus, disorganization and procrastination have been present since childhood and affect your life, an online ADHD assessment is a good first step.
Yes. A licensed provider can evaluate you and recommend treatment through secure video visits. Some medications may require additional steps under federal and state rules.
Medication combined with skills-based therapy or coaching is effective for many adults. Your provider will help you choose the right plan.
Meet a licensed provider by secure video and get a personalized treatment plan.
Tell us a little about you and our care team will reach out to schedule a secure video visit with a licensed provider.
Please don’t include detailed medical history here. In a mental health crisis, call or text 988.