Online ADHD Evaluation and Medication Management in Washington, Utah & Kansas

100% telehealth • medication-focused care

Evaluation before any prescription

Difficulty focusing does not always mean ADHD, and an ADHD appointment should never be an automatic path to a prescription. A thoughtful evaluation considers symptoms, when they began, where they occur, how they affect daily functioning, and whether another condition or health factor may better explain them. This service is currently available to eligible adults, teens, and children ages 6 and older physically located in Washington, Utah, or Kansas during care.

Choose Washington, Utah, or Kansas Appointments

What we evaluate

  • Attention, organization, impulsivity, restlessness, and executive-function concerns
  • Childhood or developmental history
  • School, work, home, and relationship functioning
  • Sleep, anxiety, depression, trauma, mood symptoms, substance use, and medical factors
  • Current medications, prior ADHD treatment, benefits, side effects, and adherence
  • Available records, prior testing, rating scales, or collateral information when clinically useful
  • Cardiovascular and other safety considerations relevant to possible treatment

Medication is one possible part of care

ADHD treatment may include medication, behavioral strategies, psychotherapy, parent education, school supports, or a combination. Possible medication options may include stimulant or nonstimulant treatment. Prescription stimulants carry risks including misuse, abuse, addiction, overdose, and sharing, so appropriate evaluation and monitoring matter.

Important state limitation

SimplyCalm currently provides ADHD medication prescribing only to eligible patients physically located in Washington, Utah, or Kansas during appointments. Psychiatric evaluation and medication management for other concerns remain available in Maryland, New Hampshire, Montana, Idaho, and Iowa. No ADHD diagnosis, medication type, controlled medication, or prescription is guaranteed.

Clinical sources

This is not an emergency or crisis service. Call 911, call or text 988, or go to the nearest emergency department for immediate help.