Conditions Treated
ADHD Medication Management via Telehealth in Oregon & Washington
Comprehensive evaluation and treatment for adult ADHD. Stimulant and non-stimulant medications prescribed via telehealth when clinically appropriate. No referral needed.
Schedule a ConsultationWhat Is ADHD in Adults?
ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects focus, organization, impulse control, and executive function. While often diagnosed in childhood, many adults are diagnosed later in life — sometimes after years of struggling without understanding why.
- Difficulty sustaining attention on tasks or conversations
- Chronic disorganization and missed deadlines
- Restlessness or difficulty sitting still
- Impulsive decisions or difficulty waiting
- Emotional dysregulation — frustration, mood swings, or overwhelm
Learn more: NIMH — ADHD
How Is ADHD Treated with Medication?
Medication is one of the most effective treatments for ADHD. Options include stimulant medications — the most commonly prescribed and well-studied ADHD treatments — and non-stimulant medications, for patients who prefer non-stimulant options or have contraindications.
A proper diagnosis is essential before starting medication — I won't prescribe based on a brief screening alone. We'll discuss your full history, symptoms, and goals before making any treatment decisions.
Frequently Asked Questions About ADHD Treatment
Can you prescribe ADHD stimulant medication via telehealth in Oregon and Washington?
Yes. As a DEA-licensed psychiatric nurse practitioner, I can prescribe stimulant medications (Schedule II) via telehealth when clinically appropriate. The DEA has extended telehealth prescribing flexibilities through December 31, 2026. Prescriptions are sent electronically to your pharmacy.
I think I have ADHD but was never diagnosed. Can you evaluate me?
Yes. Many adults seek an ADHD evaluation for the first time as adults. The initial 60-minute evaluation includes a thorough ADHD assessment. I'll review your symptoms, history, and functional impact to determine whether ADHD is the right diagnosis.
Do you offer non-stimulant ADHD medication options?
Yes. Non-stimulant medications are available and may be appropriate depending on your symptoms, medical history, and preferences. We'll discuss all options during your evaluation.
How often will I need follow-up appointments for ADHD medication?
Initially, follow-ups are every 2–4 weeks while we find the right medication and dose. Once stable, appointments are typically every 4–8 weeks for ongoing monitoring.
Ready to Get Evaluated for ADHD?
Comprehensive evaluation available via telehealth throughout Oregon and Washington.
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