No. All appointments are virtual. All you need is a phone, tablet, or computer with a working camera, speaker, and microphone.

After you schedule your appointment, you will receive a link that will be used for ALL appointments. Just click the link and your provider will see that you are logged on.

After your first appointment, you will receive contact information for your provider (email and cell). Please allow up to 24 hours for your provider to respond. If you have an emergency, please call 911.

You can contact the provider directly or contact the administrator by calling the appropriate number for your state. Please try to cancel within 24 hours of your appointment. Missed appointment may result in a no-show fee.

Being 10 minutes late to your appointment is considered a missed appointment.

Initial appointments are between 45-60 minutes long. Follow up appointments are 30 minutes.

Appointment frequency is based on the acuity of care. Time between appointments can be from 2- 12 weeks, based on what your provider finds appropriate for your personalized treatment.

No. It is outside our providers’ scopes of practice to prescribe pain meds or medication for any medical concerns.

Parents are welcome to attend appointments with children/teens. However, our providers will spend a portion of the appointment speaking 1 on 1 with your child.

Children have rights as patients just like adults. Confidentiality is something our providers value for all clients. If your child is at risk of hurting themselves or someone else, you and appropriate individuals will be notified. Refer to your state legislature regarding teen patient rights to consent medical treatment.

COLORADO: Yes. However it is expected that you complete ADHD testing at an assessment center or with a psychologist first, as telehealth providers have laws to abide by regarding controlled substances. Please submit the testing results/documentation to your provider. OHIO: No. We can prescribe non controlled substances to manage ADHD but we cannot prescribe Adderall or Ritalin via telehealth per Ohio law.