ADHD Treatment
Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a common neurodevelopmental condition that significantly impacts attention, executive function, and behavioral regulation. Our telepsychiatry practice offers specialized services for ADHD diagnosis, medication management, and ongoing mental health support, delivered by licensed psychiatric professionals.
Common Symptoms of Inattentive-Type ADHD
Individuals with inattentive-type ADHD may experience the following symptoms, which can interfere with academic, occupational, and personal functioning:
Lack of Attention to Detail: Frequent careless mistakes in schoolwork, professional tasks, or daily responsibilities.
Difficulty Sustaining Attention: Challenges with staying focused during structured tasks or recreational activities.
Appearing Not to Listen: Frequently seems disengaged during conversations or when given instructions.
Failure to Follow Through: Incomplete tasks, such as unfinished homework, neglected chores, or unfulfilled work duties.
Difficulty Organizing Tasks and Activities: Problems with time management, planning, and maintaining orderly environments.
Avoidance of Sustained Mental Effort: Tends to avoid or procrastinate on tasks that require long periods of concentration, such as academic assignments or complex work projects.
Losing Important Items: Misplaces materials essential for tasks—like documents, mobile phones, keys, or school supplies.
Easily Distracted: Frequently sidetracked by external stimuli or unrelated internal thoughts.
Forgetfulness in Daily Activities: Misses appointments, forgets chores, or overlooks routine obligations.
ADHD can affect personal relationships, often leading to misunderstandings. Individuals may forget important dates, have difficulty listening, or struggle with maintaining household responsibilities, causing frustration for partners or family members.
Poor decision-making at the workplace such as giving up on projects midway or asking for a change of projects often can also affect professional development and longterm professional success.
Approximately 4.4% of adults in the United States—equivalent to over 10.5 million individuals—have a diagnosed ADHD condition. However, up to 90% of adults with ADHD remain undiagnosed, often due to overlapping symptoms with anxiety, depression, or other mental health conditions. Our telehealth platform enables early identification of ADHD symptoms in adults through comprehensive virtual evaluations and DSM-5-aligned assessments conducted by psychiatric providers. (University of Utah Healthcare) (Verywell Mind) (NIMH).
What causes ADHD?
Researchers are not sure what causes ADHD, although many studies suggest that genes play a large role. Like many other disorders, ADHD probably results from a combination of factors. In addition to genetics, researchers are looking at possible environmental factors that might raise the risk of developing ADHD and are studying how brain injuries, nutrition, and social environments might play a role in ADHD.
Comprehensive ADHD Treatment via Telepsychiatry
Our evidence-based ADHD treatment model integrates psychiatric evaluations, medication prescribing, and behavioral therapy referrals to support optimal outcomes. We specialize in remote ADHD treatment for adults and adolescents, offering:
Online psychiatric assessments for ADHD
Individualized medication management plans
Prescription of FDA-approved ADHD medications (e.g., stimulants, non-stimulants)
Secure e-prescriptions sent to your local pharmacy or delivered through online medication delivery services
Follow-up appointments and symptom monitoring
Start ADHD Treatment from the Comfort of Your Home
If you're seeking accessible, evidence-based ADHD care, our telepsychiatry services are designed to meet your needs. Receive a formal diagnosis, ongoing support, and professional mental health treatment online from board-certified psychiatric providers. Take the first step toward improved attention, productivity, and emotional well-being—schedule a virtual ADHD evaluation today.