Personalized ADHD care that works with your life, not against it.
Because most ADHD medications are controlled substances, we require patients to complete an in-person psychological assessment before their first appointment with us. Online self-assessment quizzes do not meet this requirement. If you do not already have psychological testing done then we may require you to do this as the next step before receiving a prescription. Pediatric ADHD care is limited to direct referral cases only and still require psychological testing.
ADHD medication management works by helping regulate brain chemistry in ways that improve focus, reduce impulsivity, and support better executive function. We start with a comprehensive evaluation to understand your specific symptoms, lifestyle, and treatment goals. Together we explore medication options, always considering how they fit with your daily routine and any other health conditions. Our approach emphasizes gradual adjustments and regular check-ins to ensure your treatment evolves with your needs.
These are not personal failings. They are neurological differences that respond well to the right treatment approach.
Whether you have suspected ADHD for years or are newly exploring the possibility, we start with a thorough evaluation to understand your symptoms, history, and what you are hoping treatment will help you achieve. Typically, you will have already completed psychological testing for ADHD with a psychologist before this evaluation, as this helps ensure an accurate and well-informed treatment plan.
We specialize in medication optimization. If your current ADHD medication is not providing enough relief, causing unwanted side effects, or no longer fitting your life, we can evaluate your current treatment and explore better options together.
We have experience working with first responders, athletes, and other professionals in high-performance careers. We understand the unique considerations these roles require and develop treatments that support rather than interfere with job performance.
Your first appointment includes a thorough review of your ADHD symptoms, medical history, current concerns, and treatment goals. Patients seeking ADHD medication management are typically expected to have completed psychological testing or a formal ADHD evaluation with a psychologist before starting care. We use that documentation, along with our clinical assessment, to better understand your needs and discuss medication options that are appropriate, thoughtful, and aligned with your lifestyle.
We start conservatively and make adjustments based on your response and any side effects. We also discuss the difference between stimulant and non-stimulant options and which might be most appropriate for your specific situation and health needs.
Your treatment plan evolves with you. We coordinate with your therapy team when applicable and adjust medications as needed. You are never locked into an approach that is not serving you well.
An in-person ADHD assessment from a licensed psychologist or psychiatrist is required prior to your appointment. Online self-assessments or screening quizzes do not meet this requirement and cannot be accepted in their place.
Please bring a copy of this assessment, along with a list of your current medications, your insurance card, and a list of specific symptoms or concerns you want to discuss. It is also helpful to think about how your ADHD symptoms impact your work, relationships, and daily life.
Yes, we accept most major insurance plans including BCBS, Aetna, BCN and Priority Health. Cash pay is also available. Initial evaluation: $300. Follow-up appointments: $125.
Stimulant medications typically provide faster symptom relief, while non-stimulant medications may be preferred for certain medical conditions, career requirements, or if stimulants cause significant side effects. During your consultation we will discuss which type might be most appropriate for your specific situation and health needs.
Absolutely. We specialize in medication optimization and can evaluate your current treatment to determine if adjustments or changes might be beneficial. We will work together to find a solution that better manages your ADHD symptoms.
Yes, we have experience working with first responders, athletes, and other professionals in high-performance careers. We understand the unique considerations these roles require and develop treatments that support rather than interfere with job performance.
Pediatric ADHD care is accepted on a limited, special-case basis only and requires a direct referral. We do not accept open scheduling for children at this time.
To be considered, a child must already be working with a psychologist, and both parents or guardians must be in agreement about pursuing medication management. We are unable to take on cases where there is disagreement between caregivers about treatment approach, as this requires resolution through family therapy before medication can be considered.
Tuesday - Friday 10am-5pm
Additional appointment times available at request
Momentum Mental Health, PLLC is a psychiatric medication management practice. We do not provide therapy or crisis services. If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, please call 988, 911, or go to your nearest emergency room.