You will need an internet connection. You will be prompted to download the Zoom application on your phone or computer for our visit. You must also know how to upload your driver’s license into our system.

Yes, medications will be sent electronically to your preferred pharmacy. You will receive refills so you do not run out between visits.

Yes, we accept most insurance plans; however, we are not currently credentialed with Medicare or Medicaid.

New appointments are 45 minutes to one hour long, and follow-up appointments are 16 minutes to 30 minutes long. We will schedule a second diagnostic appointment if you require more than 75 minutes for your initial evaluation. You can text us directly if you have questions or concerns after or between your visits.

We provide psychiatric evaluations and medication management via video-conferencing (zoom). Medication Management means prescribing medications, checking your response to medicine, and discussing things outside of medication treatment.

We believe in treating ADHD with evidence-based treatment, which includes stimulant and non-stimulant medications. Due to telemedicine rules, this practice cannot prescribe stimulants to anyone prescribed benzodiazepines, Buprenorphine, or narcotic pain medications. Additionally, our practice has the following safety procedures: If you are changing providers, your new prescription medication will be fillable 30 days after the State’s Prescription Drug Monitoring Program shows the last controlled medication was filled. We do not authorize early refills of controlled medications A urine drug screen is part of the evaluation and ongoing treatment. MONTHLY telehealth visits are needed for continuation/refills of controlled medications. We do not prescribe above the FDA-indicated doses. We require monthly heart monitoring, including blood pressure, and may include obtaining an EKG.