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Adult ADHD Evaluation, Diagnosis & Treatment — Telehealth in Maine

ADHD care for Southern Maine adults

Portland, South Portland, Biddeford, Saco, Sanford, Kittery, and everywhere in between — a full adult ADHD evaluation by secure video, without the drive and without the waitlist.

Southern Maine has the demand. It doesn’t have the access.

Most of Maine’s psychiatric clinicians cluster around Greater Portland, yet an adult ADHD evaluation through the region’s large health systems still commonly takes six to nine months to schedule. If you live in York or Cumberland County, you’re close to the hospitals — and no closer to an answer.

Maine ADHD Clinic works differently: one board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner, focused entirely on adult ADHD, seeing patients across the state by secure video. You take your appointment from your home in Portland or your lunch break in Biddeford, and most people go from first contact to results in a few weeks.

What you get

A 90-minute evaluation: your full history, validated rating scales, and Creyos cognitive testing and MindMetrix. A clear answer in writing, either way — then treatment and ongoing care with the same clinician.

What you need

Be 18 or older, physically in Maine at appointment time, with a private spot and an internet connection. That’s it — no referral, no driving to an office, no parking garage.

Common questions from Southern Maine patients

Is telehealth ADHD care legitimate compared to seeing someone in Portland?

Yes, when it’s done properly. The evaluation uses the same clinical interview, validated rating scales, and objective testing you’d get in an office — what makes a diagnosis legitimate is the thoroughness of the process, not the room it happens in. And every visit is with the same Maine-licensed clinician.

How fast can I actually be seen?

Free 15-minute calls are usually available within days, and most people complete the full evaluation within a few weeks — compared with the six-to-nine-month waits common at the region’s larger systems.

Do you prescribe medication for patients in Southern Maine?

When clinically appropriate, yes — after a comprehensive evaluation, never before. Prescriptions go to your regular local pharmacy and run through your insurance like any other prescription, even though visits are private-pay.

Skip the waitlist, not the rigor

Start with a free 15-minute phone call. Most Southern Maine patients finish the whole process in a few weeks.