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How often do you have trouble wrapping up the final details of a project, once the challenging parts have been done?

How often do you have difficulty getting things in order when you have to do a task that requires organization?

How often do you have problems remembering appointments or obligations?

When you have a task that requires a lot of thought, how often do you avoid or delay getting started?

How often do you fidget or squirm with your hands or feet when you have to sit down for a long time?

How often do you feel overly active and compelled to do things, like you were driven by a motor?

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Appointment 1: Diagnosis

Your Circle Medical provider will complete a thorough, evidence-based, ADHD assessment during your first ADHD intake appointment. A second ADHD appointment will then be scheduled to complete your ADHD assessment, diagnostic screening, and to start a clinically-approved treatment plan which may include medication if appropriate. Please note: A thorough medical intake (which may include a preventative exam or documentation of one completed within the last year), is required prior to receiving medications for ADHD. If you have not had an annual physical within the last year, your Circle Medical provider is happy to offer this exam on our platform. $179 cash pay $40 average copay for insured patients*

Appointment 2: Treatment plan

Your provider will discuss your treatment plan with you and cover all necessary information on medication, should a prescription be deemed medically appropriate. You will discuss a follow-up treatment plan, which may include 2-week follow-ups to adjust treatment, or monthly follow-ups depending on your treatment plan. Your provider is able to send medically-indicated prescriptions to your preferred pharmacy if appropriate, and we will alert you in the app when your prescription is ready for pick-up. This can take up to 24 hours after your appointment. $100 cash pay $40 average copay for insured patients*

Appointment 3+: Monthly check-ins

You can manage regular follow-ups by booking and rescheduling your appointments through the app. If you have questions or need to contact your provider, use our in-app chat to message your care team. Regular check-ups are designed to continue monitoring your health and progress towards reducing any symptoms associated with your ADHD. $100 cash pay $40 average copay for insured patients*
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If you want to verify if your plan is covered with us, select an appointment time and create an account to submit your insurance. You will not be required to book an appointent.

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We can't accept patients with Medicaid or Medi-Cal insurance even if you choose to pay out of pocket.

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Provider Information

  • All providers are board-certified
  • Controlled substance treatments are not available for patients residing in GA, OH, MI, or NC. After a thorough medical intake (which may include a preventative exam or records received), medications can be prescribed including Strattera, Qelbree, Clonidine, Guanfacine, Adderall, Concerta, and Ritalin.
  • While providers are not psychiatrists, they are able to evaluate and treat mental health issues including ADHD, Anxiety, and Depression
  • All providers are Primary Care Providers and are able to offer treatment for a very wide variety of conditions, including illnesses, colds, coughs, and flu, COVID, insomnia, sleep apnea,  diabetes, hypertension, and much more. You can see a complete listhere.
  • You can message your provider via the Circle Medical care team in our secure in-app chat on your mobile device

Appointment Details and Costs

  • All providers are board-certified
  • Controlled substance treatments are not available for patients residing in GA, OH, MI, or NC. After a thorough medical intake (which may include a preventative exam or records received), medications can be prescribed including Strattera, Qelbree, Clonidine, Guanfacine, Adderall, Concerta, and Ritalin.
  • While providers are not psychiatrists, they are able to evaluate and treat mental health issues including ADHD, Anxiety, and Depression
  • All providers are Primary Care Providers and are able to offer treatment for a very wide variety of conditions, including illnesses, colds, coughs, and flu, COVID, insomnia, sleep apnea,  diabetes, hypertension, and much more. You can see a complete listhere.
  • You can message your provider via the Circle Medical care team in our secure in-app chat on your mobile device

How to contact us

  • All providers are board-certified
  • Controlled substance treatments are not available for patients residing in GA, OH, MI, or NC. After a thorough medical intake (which may include a preventative exam or records received), medications can be prescribed including Strattera, Qelbree, Clonidine, Guanfacine, Adderall, Concerta, and Ritalin.
  • While providers are not psychiatrists, they are able to evaluate and treat mental health issues including ADHD, Anxiety, and Depression
  • All providers are Primary Care Providers and are able to offer treatment for a very wide variety of conditions, including illnesses, colds, coughs, and flu, COVID, insomnia, sleep apnea,  diabetes, hypertension, and much more. You can see a complete listhere.
  • You can message your provider via the Circle Medical care team in our secure in-app chat on your mobile device

Pharmacy Questions

  • All providers are board-certified
  • Controlled substance treatments are not available for patients residing in GA, OH, MI, or NC. After a thorough medical intake (which may include a preventative exam or records received), medications can be prescribed including Strattera, Qelbree, Clonidine, Guanfacine, Adderall, Concerta, and Ritalin.
  • While providers are not psychiatrists, they are able to evaluate and treat mental health issues including ADHD, Anxiety, and Depression
  • All providers are Primary Care Providers and are able to offer treatment for a very wide variety of conditions, including illnesses, colds, coughs, and flu, COVID, insomnia, sleep apnea,  diabetes, hypertension, and much more. You can see a complete listhere.
  • You can message your provider via the Circle Medical care team in our secure in-app chat on your mobile device

Locations

  • All providers are board-certified
  • Controlled substance treatments are not available for patients residing in GA, OH, MI, or NC. After a thorough medical intake (which may include a preventative exam or records received), medications can be prescribed including Strattera, Qelbree, Clonidine, Guanfacine, Adderall, Concerta, and Ritalin.
  • While providers are not psychiatrists, they are able to evaluate and treat mental health issues including ADHD, Anxiety, and Depression
  • All providers are Primary Care Providers and are able to offer treatment for a very wide variety of conditions, including illnesses, colds, coughs, and flu, COVID, insomnia, sleep apnea,  diabetes, hypertension, and much more. You can see a complete listhere.
  • You can message your provider via the Circle Medical care team in our secure in-app chat on your mobile device

Insurance

  • All providers are board-certified
  • Controlled substance treatments are not available for patients residing in GA, OH, MI, or NC. After a thorough medical intake (which may include a preventative exam or records received), medications can be prescribed including Strattera, Qelbree, Clonidine, Guanfacine, Adderall, Concerta, and Ritalin.
  • While providers are not psychiatrists, they are able to evaluate and treat mental health issues including ADHD, Anxiety, and Depression
  • All providers are Primary Care Providers and are able to offer treatment for a very wide variety of conditions, including illnesses, colds, coughs, and flu, COVID, insomnia, sleep apnea,  diabetes, hypertension, and much more. You can see a complete listhere.
  • You can message your provider via the Circle Medical care team in our secure in-app chat on your mobile device
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Learn more about ADHD

What is Attention-deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder?

Attention-deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, commonly known as ADHD, is a neurodevelopmental condition that can occur in both children and adults. It is commonly characterized by inattention, hyperactivity and impulsivity. These symptoms can interfere with the individual's daily life and affect their ability to focus and stay organized. It's important to note that ADHD is a real medical condition and is not someone simply being lazy or lacking discipline.

What does ADHD look like in adults?

ADHD is commonly diagnosed in childhood but can often persist into adulthood. Also, if an adult wasn't diagnosed as a child or developed ADHD later in life, it may go undiagnosed. This is especially common because ADHD can present differently in adults compared to children, leading adults to assume that their symptoms are simply their fault rather than the result of a medical condition. Here are some common ways that ADHD may present in adults:

  • Difficulty maintaining attention or focus
  • Trouble concentrating on a single task or completing tasks
  • Forgetfulness
  • Disorganization
  • Restlessness
  • Difficulty sitting still or frequent fidgeting
  • Impulsivity
  • Frequently interrupting conversations
  • Low self-esteem, anxiety, or depression
  • Difficulty managing stress and emotions
  • Irritability
  • Difficulty with social relationships, as the above symptoms can cause strain

While these symptoms can be challenging to deal with, understanding and recognizing them can be an important step in seeking treatment.

How to get tested and diagnosed online

While taking the first step to seek help can be intimidating, a treatment plan to improve your quality of life is well worth the effort. Also, getting tested and diagnosed online can make the process even less daunting. Primary care technology and access have evolved so that you can get tested and diagnosed from the comfort of your couch. First, you'll need to get in touch with a primary care provider that offers online care, like Circle Medical. Next, you'll take a self-assessment test to get you started. Your primary care provider will then review your results and conduct an additional assessment to finalize your diagnosis. Your assessment will typically include answering questions about your symptoms, your health history and how these symptoms are impacting your daily life. If you are diagnosed with ADHD, your primary care provider can develop your personalized treatment plan. An ADHD treatment plan typically involves a combination of lifestyle changes, behavioral therapy and prescription ADHD medication when deemed medically appropriate.

Attention-deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) vs. Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)

When you start seeking information about ADHD, you may be confused if you sometimes see it referred to as ADD. The truth is ADD and ADHD are the same thing. In fact, ADD is an outdated term, as it was previously used to describe someone who has ADHD but doesn't display hyperactive symptoms. Most medical professionals today will refer to all forms under the ADHD umbrella. As a fully licensed primary care practice, we know that ADHD treatment is just one piece of making you healthy. Our 300+ providers offer annual checkups, on-demand video appointments, specialist referrals and more. As a fully licensed primary care practice, we know that ADHD treatment is just one piece of making you healthy. Our 300+ providers offer annual checkups, on-demand video appointments, specialist referrals and more.
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Clinically appropriate treatment, tailored on a case-by-case basis.

We put patients first in every decision we make, and follow clinical guidelines based on evidence-based medicine to ensure patients get the most effective care possible.

How do I know if I need treatment or a prescription?

There are many ways to effectively treat adult adhd, ranging from behavioral modification to various medications that have been proven effective in multiple clinical trials in reducing adhd symptoms. Your provider will work with you to review the symptoms of adhd you are experiencing and their severity and will review treatment options with you. If clinically appropriate, your provider may include prescriptions to clinically-approved adhd medications as a part of your treatment plan.

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We are trusted by over 50,000 patients every month. Here's what they have to say.

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    My provider has made all the difference. She honestly and genuinely goes out of her way to help me. As a person with serious ADHD all my life I found someone who makes the difference in how I feel. She always has my very best interest at heart. She's an incredible person and I feel that she has empathy and believes in what she's doing.

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    This system, the efficiency, and care behind it is the best that I have come across. I have been uncomfortable addressing issues like ADD and ADHD as an adult, so I put this off for years. My provider has already helped in 2 sessions. I have to say, I am already feeling better simply taking the initial steps. A big thanks to this team!

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    I felt heard. I felt educated by the provider. There's so much stigma and such a shortage of psychiatrists, I felt alone and judged, but Circle was different.

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    It is so difficult to access mental health care services right now especially for ADHD, I have received immediate and responsive care that has already improved my quality of life, thank you.

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    As someone who has ADHD, simply setting up an account on the site was so easy. You can tell that this was made with neurodivergent people in mind. Things are just SIMPLE.

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    Finding a good and reliable remote healthcare provider to diagnose and treat ADHD is extremely difficult. Circle Medical has made this process easy for me and I am thankful I chose Circle Medical.

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    I love not having to wait before my appointment begins in the lobby and not having to drive there also saves time. It was also great when I had COVID, as I did not have to expose anyone and still could get medical help. I also got life changing diagnosis of ADHD through Circle Medical. I LOVE MY PROVIDER, she is amazing!

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    Easy platform and scheduling, helpful especially when it's hard to find mental health care.

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    Very convenient. I was shocked that I could get inexpensive mental health services so quickly. Very pleased.

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    I put off my mental health for a long time. It took me a lot of courage just to click Book Appointment. It was so easy, the first appointment was great and constructive, the second was scheduled for 3 days later, and I got a treatment plan from my Mental Health Professional within hours.

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    The turnaround time to get an appointment and see a provider was so quick and easy; everything is setup with the neurodivergent brain in mind from the way the app is designed to appointment reminders and calendar syncing. My provider made me feel heard and she kept our appointment focused on the task at hand (so important for adhd minds!)

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    I rated you a 10 because firstly my experience was excellent, the provider was very professional and easy to talk to, and the medication she recommended seems to be working great!

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    I am very happy with their service, especially after bad experiences with other companies. My provider is very helpful, attentive and genuinely seems to care. Medicine orders are quick and they do what they promise.

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    My provider is wonderful and so accomodating. I've been to psychs in the past that have been very rude and clearly wanted to get the visit over with ASAP, but she never rushes, she listens to me cite my complaints and praises about my current treatment plan, and then responds with true care.

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    I could not believe that I got an appointment for ADHD within hours. I had a terrible time trying to get an appointment with the group my insurance recommended. The health practitioner is knowledgeable and kind, and I feel like I'm getting both good physical and psychological support.

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    As far as I'm concerned, this is the future of healthcare. I've transitioned all of my primary care to Circle Medical as well as my ADHD management. I'm amazed at the weekend and off-hour options, which are a lifesaver for a busy professional like myself. I recommend this service to anyone who is looking to get a PCP or evaluated for ADHD. Your customer service is top-notch and I've never had an issue with insurance or my prescriptions. I'm so glad I found your company!

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    Appointment availability. I cannot get an in-person appointment in my city for 6 weeks. This app allowed me to connect with a medical professional the next day. (Same-day was available as well.) And professionalism. I felt that in my two appointments I was treated with respect, not judged, and I was able to express my issues and thoughts to someone who was actually listening.

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    I love how well-informed and empathetic my PCP is. It has been the best psychiatric provider experience I have had thus far in my life, I trust her so much more than my previous providers.

    Jan

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    ADHD assessment was tailored to adult women, the expert gave nuanced additions and clarification to questions or statements. I feel much better-equipped to handle life and am making progress in ways that seemed impossible before.

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    I recommend Circle Medical because there's no other app that actually just goes straight to the point in helping your needs; that being needing ADHD diagnosis or anything else that has to do with with your physical and mental health. There are no complications with speaking with the Circle Medical Team let alone any problems period.

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Frequently Asked

ADHD Treatment

Can I get diagnosed with ADHD/ADD through Circle?

Here at Circle Medical, we can provide ADHD diagnosis and treatment for non-complex cases, over video appointments. Our ADHD Assessment process consists of: • an ADHD intake appointment • an annual physical exam if you have not had one within the last 12 months, and • second ADHD appointment to complete the diagnosis process and discuss treatment options. If medically appropriate, our providers are then able to prescribe clinically-approved ADHD treatment options. Please note that booking and paying for a video appointment with one of our providers does not guarantee that you will be given a 'confirmed' diagnosis. We encourage you to read through this entire FAQ before booking an appointment, to ensure that our practice is a good fit for you.

Who is a good fit for ADHD/ADD treatment through Circle?

Our goal as a primary care practice is to make behavioral healthcare more accessible and integrated with primary care. However, primary care has its limitations and this means that receiving behavioral health treatment through Circle Medical is not for everybody. Please read the following carefully to understand whether Circle Medical may be a good fit for you. You are a good candidate for receiving a comprehensive ADHD assessment and/or ADHD treatment through Circle Medical if: - You have never had an ADHD diagnosis before but have always suspected you may have mild to moderate ADHD - You have had an ADHD diagnosis as a child but have not taken medication for it in months/years and are noticing the effects on your work and/or personal life - You have a current ADHD diagnosis and are on a treatment plan with another practice, but would like to explore switching over your treatment to Circle Medical Circle Medical is a primary care practice, which means that we are not able to treat more complex cases of ADHD/ADD. Circle is not a good fit for you if: - You are regularly taking benzodiazepines for other treatment (such as Klonopin or Xanax) - You are regularly taking opioids for other treatment - You have a more complex mental health history that may require psychiatric expertise in order to treat safely (this can include recent hospitalizations related to mental health and/or having uncontrolled or unstable bipolar disorder)

What states do you operate in?

To see our list of currently available states, begin booking an appointment. You must be currently residing in the state of treatment as well as have your primary pharmacy be in that same state in order to be a patient at our practice.

Requirements for Controlled Medication Follow-ups in New Jersey

New Jersey state regulations require that patients who have been prescribed a Schedule II controlled medication, such as Vyvanse, Adderall, and Ritalin, schedule an in-person appointment with their provider. What changes are coming for New Jersey patients who take certain medications? New Jersey state regulations require that patients prescribed a Schedule II controlled medication, such as Vyvanse, Adderall, and Ritalin, schedule an initial in-person appointment with their provider, and every three months thereafter. How often do patients need to schedule an in-person appointment? After the initial visit, patients may continue seeing their provider virtually, but they must have at least one in-person appointment every three months. Where can these in-person appointments be held? In-person appointments will soon be available at our locations in Marlton and Short Hills. You may also choose to see your provider at our locations in NY and PA, including our NYC clinic. How will I be notified about available in-person appointments? Once your provider has available in-person appointments, you will be notified via email. Will my medications be sent to NJ if I am seen in NY or PA? Circle Medical will be able to send your prescription to a New Jersey pharmacy, as long as it's your current state of residence. The decision to fill your prescription will remain up to each individual pharmacy location and pharmacist on staff. Are these changes applicable to all medications or only specified ones? These requirements apply specifically to Schedule II controlled medications, such as Vyvanse, Adderall, and Ritalin. Non-controlled medications are not impacted. What if my provider is not licensed in Philadelphia or New York, but I live near the border? In-person appointments should be scheduled with a provider who holds a valid license in the state where the appointment is taking place. If your current provider is not licensed in a state you're closer to, you will need to be seen by a provider who is. Are there any exceptions to these changes due to specific circumstances? The new regulations are state-enforced, and are not at our discretion. We encourage a discussion with your provider for more clarity. mWhat happens if I miss an in-person appointment? If you miss an in-person appointment, please contact the care team immediately to reschedule as your medication management may be affected. If I have been virtually visiting my provider, can I continue to do so? Yes, you can continue to see your provider virtually, but you must schedule at least one in-person appointment every three months as per the new regulations. What if it's been over 3 months since I last saw my provider in person? To comply with New Jersey state regulations, your next appointment will need to take place at one of our in-person locations. What if my provider is not available for an in-person appointment and I'm due for one? You must be seen in person by the provider who is prescribing your medication. If you book with a new provider due to availability issues, you must continue your care with that provider.

ADHD Providers

Am I seeing a psychiatrist through Circle?

Our ADHD providers are primary care providers (MD's/DO's, NP's, and PA's) who have received specialized training for ADHD intake. They are trained by psychiatrists to ensure a high standard of care, but they are not psychiatrists themselves. Although it is a commonly accepted practice for many primary care providers to refer their patients to psychiatrists for ADHD diagnosis and treatment, primary care providers are actually also able to diagnose and treat mild to moderate forms of ADHD themselves. If you have mild to moderate ADHD, you can benefit from having your ADHD managed by your primary care provider at Circle while getting access to all of the general practitioner services you would find at your normal doctor's office. More complex cases will require psychiatrists to diagnose. We encourage you to please read through this entire FAQ to make sure our practice is a good fit for your needs before you book a medical appointment with a provider.

Do I need to book my appointment with a doctor (MD or DO), or can I book my appointment with any provider (PA-C, NP, etc)?

Some states have different regulations regarding who can see you for certain ADHD medication management: • In Florida, Tennessee, and Texas, ADHD care is available with a physician (MD or DO license). • For other states, patients can book appointments with any provider that we have available. Our providers undergo thorough training in ADHD diagnosis and treatment. Our team, which includes physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants, collaborates to maintain our high standards of clinical care excellence. Our patients can anticipate this consistent quality, even when changing providers. For patients discussing ADHD symptoms for the first time, the diagnosis process typically spans two visits to ensure comprehensive screening and diagnosis.

How long are the appointments?

Our providers are required to conduct: • An extensive medical evaluation, which includes an in-depth discussion of symptoms and goals of ADHD treatment (Appointment 1, 30 minutes). • An annual physical exam with Circle Medical, or proof of an annual physical exam within the past 12 months (Appointment 2, 30 minutes). • After your medical evaluation and annual physical, a controlled substance medication may be prescribed as part of a comprehensive treatment plan at your provider's discretion (Appointment 2 or 3, 20-30 minutes). • Monthly follow-up appointments (via video or in-person) to monitor your symptoms, discuss medication side effects and make modifications to your care plan (Follow up appointments, 20 minutes).

Can I choose to see my provider virtually, or will I need to be seen in-person?

The first intake appointment is 30 minutes. Follow-up appointments are 20 minutes each. Many of our patients enjoy the flexibility to see their provider virtually. Patients also see our providers in our clinic locations across the country. Our primary care providers see patients for a wide variety of clinical concerns and symptoms, including annual wellness exams, cold and flu symptoms, reproductive health, chronic disease management, etc. Certain state requirements require patients to occasionally be seen in-person: • New Jersey requires patients who are treated with a controlled substance to schedule an in-person visit prior to their first prescription, and then at least once every three months thereafter. Your provider and our practice will ensure you're prepared for any legislative or regulatory changes to your care in advance.

Billing

What is the total cost of ADHD/ADD diagnosis and treatment?

Insured $5 - $50 average copay* 1st appointment $5 - $50 average copay* 2nd appointment $0 typical copay* for Annual Wellness Exam (if necessary) $10 - $100* total, with $5 - $50* monthly follow-ups once stable. *Note: Your specific copay is dependent on your health insurance coverage. We typically see patients with copays of around $0-$50 per appointment, but this can be higher if you have a high-deductible plan and have not yet hit your deductible this year. To confirm your specific copay estimate, you can click to book an appointment and you will be asked to input your insurance information so that you can receive your cost estimate before confirming the appointment. Our ability to estimate your costs is dependent on your healthcare insurance's database, so we do not guarantee that the estimate you see is the exact amount you will be billed. For the most accurate estimate of your per-appointment costs, we recommend calling the phone number on the back of your insurance card to ask your insurance plan what your primary care appointment costs are. Uninsured $179 1st appointment $100 2nd appointment $100 Annual Wellness Exam (if necessary) $249 - $349 total, with $100 monthly follow-ups once stable.

Insurance

What insurance do you accept?

We contract with most PPO insurance plans. If you are a California Bay Area resident, we also work with a small number of HMO plans. To verify if we work with your insurance, simply start booking an appointment online. You will be prompted to enter your insurance details and will receive eligibility results instantly as well as an estimate of your appointment cost prior to confirming your appointment. Some PPO plans that we currently work with are: Anthem Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Aetna, Blue Shield of California, Cigna, Health Net, Humana, and United Healthcare. Plans that we cannot work with are: Unfortunately, we are unable to provide care for patients who have Medi-Cal or Medicaid insurance. This is because we are not licensed Medi-Cal or Medicaid providers, so we are not able to provide care, even if these patients choose to pay cash instead of use their insurance. If you have Medi-Cal or Medicaid, please do not book an appointment with us, as we will be unable to provide care even if you do not enter your insurance information.

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What do I need to do to prepare for my first appointment? Do I need to submit medical records anywhere?

If you've been diagnosed with ADHD before, or have had an annual physical within the last 12 months, and have your paperwork available, you can email it to records@circlemedical.com. Be sure to use the same email address that you used to sign up when booking your appointment. Note: This step is optional. After your first visit, we will facilitate getting your medical records from your previous provider. If you haven't been diagnosed with ADHD before, or have not had an annual physical within the last 12 months, we are still able to conduct your ADHD evaluation and your annual physical exam via our telemedicine platform. Note: An annual physical exam with Circle Medical, or records of an annual physical within the last 12 months, would be required before starting an ADHD treatment plan with a controlled substance medication.

Why am I required to have an Annual Wellness Exam in order to receive a controlled substance as part of my treatment plan?

Circle Medical always puts the health and safety of our patients first. For this reason, we require any patient that is going to receive a controlled substance as part of their treatment plan to either undergo an Annual Wellness Exam with a Circle Medical provider, or to submit the results of one that was conducted by a primary care provider within the past 12 months. This enables us to ensure that we are minimizing any potential health risks for our patients.

What happens after I am prescribed?

After you are diagnosed, if you are prescribed medications, we will coordinate sending these prescriptions to your preferred pharmacy. You may have a 2-week follow-up for treatment. Once your treatment plan is finalized, you will have monthly follow-up appointments to maintain treatment. If you have questions at any time, please feel free to chat with your provider and care team via our secure app.

What type of appointment do I book if I am looking for an ADHD assessment?

All of our ADHD appointments have the same initial step: booking a video appointment. We accept patients who have had prior ADHD diagnoses as well as patients who have never been diagnosed with ADHD before. You may book your first video appointment with any of our providers to get started. Please note that booking and completing an appointment does not guarantee that you will have a confirmed ADHD diagnosis and controlled substance prescription. Your provider has full authority to determine whether or not you are a good candidate for treatment, just like with a traditional doctor's office. Please read this FAQ in its entirety to make sure you are a good candidate for treatment through Circle Medical prior to booking your appointment.

Can I get diagnosed in my first appointment? How long does it take to have a complete diagnosis?

It takes 2-3 appointments to have a full Circle Medical medical evaluation.Our providers are required to conduct: • An extensive medical evaluation, which includes an in-depth discussion of symptoms and goals of treatment. • An annual physical exam with Circle Medical, or proof of an annual physical exam within the past 12 months. • After your medical evaluation and annual physical, a controlled substance medication may be prescribed as part of a comprehensive treatment plan at your provider's discretion. • Monthly follow-up appointments (via video or in-person) to monitor your symptoms, discuss medication side effects and make modifications to your care plan.

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