Online ADHD Treatment in Florida
Discover the convenience of online consultations for ADHD diagnosis and treatment in Florida. Consult qualified medical providers and receive mental health care from the comfort of your home.
Why Choose MEDvidi?
Personalized treatment plans
Florida-licensed ADHD specialists
Easy scheduling via Personal Portal
Online prescriptions and refills
Flexible time slots, including evenings and weekends
MEDvidi vs. Offline Clinics
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| Cost of an initial visit | $195 | $400-500 |
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| Saving time on travel |
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| Video appointments from home or any location |
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| Online prescriptions sent to your local pharmacy |
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| Online prescription refills and treatment adjustments |
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| Fast and sympathetic support from the Care Team |
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| Over 60 providers specializing in mental health |
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No subscriptions or extra fees! Pay for one visit at a time.Â
Initial appointment
$195
- An online 30-minute visit
- Detailed ADHD assessment
- Identifying treatment goals
- Developing a treatment plan
- Prescribing medications
if necessary
Follow-ups
From $159
- Regular 15-minute visits
- Progress monitoring
- Prescription refills
- Treatment adjustments
- Working on thinking and
behavioral changes
Meet Our Medical Team
Medical experts at MEDvidi are committed to assisting you in managing attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
Graduated from the University
of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, board-certified in Family Medicine, and has practiced medicine for over 40 years.
Dr. Grigg is a board-certified physician dedicated to providing the highest standard of care. Outside of the clinic, Dr. Grigg advocates for community
health initiatives.
Dr. David Toomey is a Family Physician with 30 years of experience. He graduated from the Philadelphia Osteopathic School of Medicine and has seen over 100,000 patients, providing treatment for depression, ADHD, anxiety disorders, and more.
Graduated from Penn State University (BS is Biology and Psychology) and Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine (DO). She has 30 years of experience practicing outpatient medicine.
Dr. Noon received his undergraduate degrees in Biology and Chemistry in San Diego. He graduated from Medical school with Honors from The University
of Georgia in 1995.
A Physician Assistant with 15 years of experience. She got her undergraduate degree from Temple University and completed her medical studies at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine.
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Three Steps to ADHD Treatment in Florida
1Initial assessment
Have a video appointment with a healthcare provider. Get your symptoms assessed for an accurate diagnosis.
2Developing a treatment plan
Receive a personalized plan, including medication, psychotherapy, or their combination.
3Ongoing support
See your provider regularly to evaluate your progress and adjust your treatment if needed.
Have a video appointment with a healthcare provider. Get your symptoms assessed for an accurate diagnosis.
Receive a personalized plan, including medication, psychotherapy, or their combination.
See your provider regularly to evaluate your progress and adjust your treatment if needed.
Get help for ADHD from qualified healthcare providers who care about your well-being
Personal Portal: Everything You Need in One Place
- Easy scheduling: Schedule a visit from your couch, any time, no waiting in line!
- Comprehensive visit management:Reschedule or cancel your appointment in a few clicks.
- Plan in advance: No forgetting to schedule that follow-up next month!
- Track your prescription online: Keep tabs on your prescription status online, so you always know when your medication is ready for pickup.
- Switch pharmacies: If your preferred pharmacy doesn't have your medication, you can quickly choose an alternative one within minutes.
- Save personal details: Eliminate the need to repeatedly input personal and medical details; simply select a date and time to book your visit.
Getting Diagnosed With ADHD in Florida
ADHD in adults may involve difficulty focusing, forgetfulness, and disorganization. However, only a medical provider can assess all the diagnostic criteria and make a diagnosis.
Symptoms
Collecting information about your attention level and behavior patterns. Clinicians use the criteria for ADHD outlined in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5).
Medical history
This includes examining the history of medical conditions, medication history, and any comorbid conditions. It helps to note and address the factors that may be contributing to ADHD or impact the treatment process.
Medical interventions
Sometimes, you may be asked to take medical tests or see other healthcare professionals, such as a neurologist.
Common Symptoms of Adult ADHD
Predominantly inattentive ADHD
- Being easily distracted
- Frequently making mistakes
- Inability to stay focused and concentrated
- Issues with organization and time management
- Lack of attention to everyday obligations and responsibilities
- Constantly misplacing things, such as keys or phones
- Trouble following directions or completing duties
- Avoiding activities that need prolonged mental effort
Predominantly hyperactive ADHD
- Constant fidgeting
- Impulsivity, frequently behaving without thinking
- Difficulty sitting still for a long time period
- Inability to carry out routine tasks
- Talking too much and disrupting others
- Trouble waiting for one’s turn
- Being intrusive in activities or interactions
- Being easily distracted
- Frequently making mistakes
- Inability to stay focused and concentrated
- Issues with organization and time management
- Lack of attention to everyday obligations and responsibilities
- Constantly misplacing things, such as keys or phones
- Trouble following directions or completing duties
- Avoiding activities that need prolonged mental effort
- Constant fidgeting
- Impulsivity, frequently behaving without thinking
- Difficulty sitting still for a long time period
- Inability to carry out routine tasks
- Talking too much and disrupting others
- Trouble waiting for one’s turn
- Being intrusive in activities or interactions
Untreated ADHD in adults can impact work, relationships, and other areas. You may struggle with time management issues, procrastination, and distractibility that affect your overall quality of life.
Get assessed by a licensed provider and receive an ADHD diagnosis in Florida online.
Your Unique Treatment Plan
We know how to adjust standard ADHD treatment guidelines to your individual needs.
Medication management
Stimulant and non-stimulant medications help reduce the symptoms of ADHD.
Therapy
Behavioral therapy or counseling can reinforce positive behaviors and help to develop coping skills.
Lifestyle changes
Regular exercise, a well-rounded diet, and organized schedules can help manage ADHD.
Online Prescription Management for ADHD
Medications are often the first-line treatment for ADHD. They help reduce the most disturbing symptoms, paving the path to effective therapy.
Commonly Prescribed ADHD Medications
Stimulants
- Adderall (amphetamine)
- Ritalin (methylphenidate)
- Most commonly prescribed for ADHD.
- Improve focus and attention by increasing the levels of dopamine and norepinephrine in the brain.
- Should be used under medical supervision to monitor effectiveness and potential side effects.
Non-stimulants
- Strattera (atomoxetine)
- Intuniv (guanfacine)
- An alternative for those who do not respond well to stimulants.
- Reduce impulsivity and improve focus and mood by stimulating the prefrontal cortex.
- Adderall (amphetamine)
- Ritalin (methylphenidate)
- Most commonly prescribed for ADHD.
- Improve focus and attention by increasing the levels of dopamine and norepinephrine in the brain.
- Should be used under medical supervision to monitor effectiveness and potential side effects.
- Strattera (atomoxetine)
- Intuniv (guanfacine)
- An alternative for those who do not respond well to stimulants.
- Reduce impulsivity and improve focus and mood by stimulating the prefrontal cortex.
Learn more about whether you need pharmacological treatment
and what ADHD medication can help you.
Co-existing Conditions
Mental health is a complex system, and attention deficit disorder may coexist with other conditions.
A correct diagnosis and comprehensive treatment can help address them.
ADHD
Depression
Anxiety disorders
Insomnia
Bipolar disorder
Personality disorders
We Provide Online Anxiety Treatment in:
Miami
Tampa
Gainesville
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
Orlando
St. Petersburg
…and other cities across the state.
Contact us for a detailed mental health assessment and affordable ADHD treatment.
FAQ
Telehealth is a viable option for diagnosing and treating ADHD in adults. Virtual ADHD treatment conducted by a licensed medical professional can be as effective as in-person consultations in most cases. All mental health specialists adhere to the same medical standards for treating ADHD, whether they see patients in traditional clinics or online.
ADHD medication may be prescribed via online healthcare services depending on state regulations, healthcare professionals’ credentials, and individual circumstances.
MEDvidi is a trustworthy telehealth platform where healthcare providers are certified to prescribe ADHD medication online in Florida and other states. Remember that only a healthcare provider can determine whether you need ADHD medications or if other treatment approaches are necessary.
Psychiatrists, medical doctors, advanced registered nurse practitioners, and physician assistants with appropriate credentials can prescribe ADHD medication. Healthcare professionals at MEDvidi are certified to prescribe stimulants and non-stimulants online.
In April 2022, Florida updated its telemedicine law to allow telehealth providers to prescribe controlled substances with several restrictions for Schedule II medications. However, prescribing Schedule II medicines for treating psychiatric disorders is one of the exceptions, so your online healthcare provider can write a prescription using telehealth. Note that the decision on prescribing medication depends on your symptoms, the results of your mental health assessment, and other criteria for pharmacological treatment, so in some cases, patients may be referred to in-person appointments to receive a prescription for ADHD medication.
Currently, our healthcare providers are licensed to offer online ADHD management to residents of Arizona (AZ), California (CA), Colorado (CO), Florida (FL), Illinois (IL), Indiana (IN), New York (NY), North Carolina (NC), Ohio (OH), Pennsylvania (PA), Texas (TX), Virginia (VA), Wisconsin (WI).
Are you ready to take control of your ADHD?
Embrace a life with improved focus, productivity, and well-being.
Your journey to managing ADHD begins with one click,
and we are here to support you every step of the way.
