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Online ADHD Care

Online ADHD care providers differ meaningfully on how assessment is conducted, whether medication management is included, and — importantly — whether controlled substances can be prescribed via telehealth. Policies change frequently and vary by state. Verify current policy directly.

3 providers· Reviewed by Dr. Sarah Chen, MD·Updated 2026-02-01
Providers listed
3
Avg starting price
$104.33
Price range
$69–$145
Insurance accepted
100%
States covered
50
What to compare

Choosing among online adhd care providers

There is no single best provider for everyone. These are the factual differences that most often decide which provider actually fits.

  • Assessment approach — clinician interview, structured questionnaires, or both.
  • Whether the provider bills commercial insurance for the visit.
  • Whether medication management is included and, if so, which classes of medication.
  • Controlled-substance policy — many telehealth providers do not prescribe stimulants online; policies change and vary by state.
  • Appointment cadence for ongoing medication management.
  • State availability, which can shift with regulation.
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Providers grouped by researched attributes

Each group is derived only from information we've researched. Providers may appear in more than one group. Order within each group is alphabetical.

Accepts insurance
Providers that bill U.S. commercial insurance for the visit.
Messaging / asynchronous care
Providers with an app-based messaging workflow.
Same-day availability
Providers advertising same-day appointment availability.
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Provider
Cerebral
Medication + therapy for anxiety, depression, ADHD
Starting at$99/mo50
4.1
3.8
2026-08-27
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Circle Medical
Primary care & ADHD, insurance accepted
Starting at$145/mo47
4.3
4.1
2026-08-27
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Talkspace
Messaging & video therapy, in-network with most
Starting at$69/mo50
4.2
4.0
2026-08-26
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How we researched this pageInformation checked 2026-08-27Reviewed by Dr. Sarah Chen, MDSources: provider sites, state medical boards, FDAEditorial methodology →
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