Treatment for
ADHD
Connect with psychiatrists who specialize in ADHD for children, teens, and adults so you can find balance, confidence, and lasting relief.
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Get help from our expert licensed psychiatrists.
Our telehealth system allows access when you need it.
Accepting Medicare, Medicaid & commercial insurance.

ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) affects how people focus, organize, and manage impulses. Whether it shows up as restlessness, forgetfulness, or frustration, our psychiatrists help uncover what’s really going on and build a treatment plan that empowers change.
Our comprehensive ADHD care includes:
We focus on a few key pillars for success.
If any of these sound familiar, you’re not alone, and you don’t have to manage ADHD alone. We’ll help you understand your symptoms, build practical strategies, and take steps toward better focus and daily functioning.

Find care that fits your needs.



Frontier Psychiatry is in-network with most insurance plans, including Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, Blue Cross Blue Shield, UnitedHealthcare, and others. Worried about cost? Our team will verify your coverage before your appointment, so you know exactly what to expect without any surprise bills. No referral required, just reach out and we’ll handle the rest.
Yes. Research shows that virtual psychiatry can be just as effective as in-person care for ADHD. Telehealth makes it easier to stay consistent with appointments and follow through on your care plan, both key factors for long-term success.
Treatment may include medication, behavioral strategies, or a combination of both. Every plan is individualized to your needs and adjusted through ongoing follow-up visits. When applicable, deprescribing or rethinking medication strategies can also be helpful.
Diagnosis begins with a detailed assessment and evaluation that reviews your symptoms, history, and current challenges. Our providers use evidence-based screening tools and clinical interviews to ensure accuracy and personalized care.
In children, ADHD often looks like distractibility, restlessness, or acting without thinking. In adults, it can appear as chronic disorganization, forgetfulness, or difficulty managing time. Though it can be tempting to self-diagnose, it’s often unhelpful. Our psychiatrists are trained to recognize ADHD at every age through thorough, evidence-based assessments.
We’ll get you scheduled with the first available provider that fits your needs.
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