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Adult ADHD Evaluation, Diagnosis & Treatment — Telehealth in Maine
Fees & payment
A private-pay practice with straightforward pricing. No insurance billing, no memberships, no surprise bills. Have out-of-network benefits? Estimate your reimbursement.
What it costs
Published, flat pricing. No insurance billing, no memberships, no surprise charges.
Complete ADHD Evaluation
$800
Includes objective testing, the evaluation, and the results visit. Paid in three parts:
- $250 booking deposit reserves your comprehensive adult ADHD evaluation. Your Creyos and MindMetrix testing links are sent once the deposit is paid.
- $350 evaluation fee is charged 24 hours before your evaluation.
- $200 results visit is billed on the day of your results visit.
Follow-Up Visit
$250
Personalized follow-up care with the same board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner: how things are going, your plan, and any adjustments.
Extended Follow-Up Visit
$375
A longer follow-up visit for when there is more to cover.
How payment works here
Maine ADHD Clinic is a private-pay practice. That means no insurance is needed or billed, and clinical decisions are made between you and your clinician, without an insurance company in the middle. It also means pricing can be simple and published, so you know the cost of every visit before you book it.
HSA and FSA welcome
Health Savings Account and Flexible Spending Account funds can typically be used for visits here. Check your plan’s rules for specifics.
Good Faith Estimate
Every new patient receives a written Good Faith Estimate of expected costs before starting care. It’s your right under federal law, and standard practice here. Read more.
No memberships
You pay for the care you receive, visit by visit. No subscriptions, no auto-renewals, no cancellation hoops.
Out-of-network reimbursement estimator
Estimate your insurance reimbursement
This practice is private-pay, so there’s no insurance billing. But if your plan has out-of-network benefits, you can submit a superbill yourself and may get part of your fee back. Many PPO and POS plans reimburse somewhere between 50% and 80% once the deductible is met.
Not sure? Call the number on your insurance card and ask about out-of-network coverage for outpatient mental health visits.
Until the deductible is met, your insurer counts what you pay toward it instead of sending a check.
Estimated out-of-pocket summary
- I provide an itemized superbill after your visit.
- You submit it to your insurance company.
- Your insurer sends any reimbursement directly to you.
What’s a superbill? An itemized receipt with the billing codes for your appointment, which you submit to your insurer yourself to request reimbursement.
Please note: this tool gives an estimate only, not a guarantee of coverage or of any reimbursement amount. Insurers often base reimbursement on their own “allowed amount,” which can be lower than the fee. Medicare, MaineCare, and many HMO and EPO plans don’t cover out-of-network care. Billing codes are available on request so you can check with your insurer before your visit. Nothing you enter here is saved or sent anywhere.
Why private-pay? It keeps visits longer, scheduling faster, and treatment decisions clinical instead of administrative. If you have questions about whether this model works for your situation, ask on the free 15-minute call; it’s a fair question and you’ll get a straight answer.
Maine price transparency notice. The prices of this practice’s most frequently provided services (the comprehensive ADHD evaluation and follow-up medication-management visits) are available to you, and you have the right to request price information for any service at any time, before receiving care. Current prices are published above. You may also request price information for any service at any time, before receiving care, by calling 207-656-4539 or emailing office@maineadhdclinic.com. Uninsured patients may also request a written estimate of the total price of any visit. Provided in accordance with 22 M.R.S. §1718-B and §1718-C.
Questions about cost?
Ask directly, before you commit to anything.