Question 1

Do you treat adult ADHD by telehealth in Arizona, Minnesota, and Kansas?

Accepted Answer

Yes. PracticeRx provides adult ADHD evaluation and treatment by secure video visits to patients anywhere in Arizona, Minnesota, and Kansas. Arizona patients can also choose in-person visits at our Scottsdale office. Care is led by Clay Hall, NP, PhD, a double-board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner with ADHD training from Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital.

Question 2

Can I get an adult ADHD evaluation online in Arizona?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We evaluate adults for ADHD by telehealth across Arizona, including Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Tucson, and Flagstaff. Patients in the Phoenix metro area can also be seen in person in Scottsdale. Your evaluation includes a full clinical interview, validated rating scales, and screening for conditions that can look like ADHD.

Question 3

Can I get ADHD treatment online in Minnesota?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We treat adults with ADHD by telehealth throughout Minnesota, including Minneapolis, St. Paul, Rochester, Duluth, Bloomington, St. Cloud, and Mankato. Telehealth is especially helpful in rural areas of the state where psychiatric care can be hard to find or has long wait lists.

Question 4

Can I get ADHD treatment online in Kansas?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We treat adults with ADHD by telehealth throughout Kansas, including Wichita, Overland Park, Kansas City, Olathe, Topeka, Lawrence, Manhattan, and Salina. Patients in rural Kansas get the same specialist-level psychiatric care without driving to a major city.

Question 5

What happens during an adult ADHD evaluation at PracticeRx?

Accepted Answer

Your evaluation covers your history from childhood to today, how symptoms affect work, relationships, and daily life, and standardized ADHD rating scales. We also screen for anxiety, depression, sleep problems, and thyroid or hormonal issues, since these often mimic or worsen ADHD. You leave with a clear diagnosis and a personalized plan.

Question 6

Does insurance cover adult ADHD evaluation and treatment?

Accepted Answer

In most cases, yes. We accept commercial insurance for psychiatry and therapy, which includes ADHD evaluation and ongoing treatment. Coverage depends on your specific plan, and our team can help you confirm your benefits before your first visit.

Question 7

Do you treat ADHD in women, including during perimenopause?

Accepted Answer

Yes. ADHD in women is often missed or misdiagnosed as anxiety or depression. Hormonal shifts across the menstrual cycle, after pregnancy, and during perimenopause can make focus and memory noticeably worse. Because we combine psychiatry with hormone care, we can address both sides of the picture.

Question 8

Is medication the only treatment for adult ADHD?

Accepted Answer

No. Medication can help when it is appropriate, but treatment also includes executive-function strategies, behavioral systems for time and task management, sleep and nutrition support, and therapy for co-occurring anxiety or depression. Your plan is built around how ADHD shows up in your life.

Question 9

Can PracticeRx be my primary care doctor?

Accepted Answer

Yes. For Concierge Access members, we serve as your full-service primary care provider – managing everything from annual wellness visits and preventative screenings to urgent care, prescription management, and chronic condition oversight. We know your history, your labs, and your goals. That's what primary care is supposed to look like.

Question 10

Do you take insurance?

Accepted Answer

For mental health services (psychiatry and therapy), yes, we accept commercial insurance. For our medical services (hormone optimization, peptides, metabolic design, preventative screenings, and concierge care), we are self-pay. Insurance rarely covers preventative medicine at the depth and precision we deliver. If you have insurance, we can provide an itemized bill for you to submit for potential reimbursement directly with your carrier – though reimbursement is not guaranteed. We also accept HSA and FSA funds for qualifying services.

Question 11

What's the difference between a DPC (Direct Primary Care) and a concierge practice?

Accepted Answer

Both models remove insurance from the primary care relationship – but concierge medicine typically operates at a higher level of service and access. DPC practices usually focus on primary care basics with a flat monthly fee. Our Concierge Access membership includes a dedicated provider and concierge nurse available 7 days a week, priority scheduling, same-day care, and full integration with our optimization services – biological, metabolic, and mental health. It's a more comprehensive, relationship-driven model.

Question 12

Do I have to use all of your services, or can I just choose one?

Accepted Answer

You can choose exactly what you need. Our services are completely modular. Come for hormone therapy only. Come for GLP-1 support only. Come for therapy only. You are not required to use everything we offer – and you are never required to join a membership. Concierge Access is an optional upgrade, not a prerequisite for any service.

Question 13

Is PracticeRx a functional medicine practice?

Accepted Answer

We are influenced by functional medicine principles – we look for root causes, not just symptoms, and we use comprehensive lab work to understand your body as a whole system. However, we practice within the framework of evidence-based, licensed medicine. We combine the thoroughness of functional medicine with the precision of conventional clinical practice. The result is a deeper, more complete picture than either approach alone typically delivers.

Question 14

What does the Concierge Access membership actually include?

Accepted Answer

Your membership includes a dedicated provider and concierge nurse available to you 7 days a week, priority appointment slots reserved daily for members, primary and urgent care for you and your family, same-day care, the deepest discounts across all PracticeRx services, annual wellness strategy sessions, prescription management, exclusive access to beta services not yet publicly available, and in-person care at our Scottsdale location.

Question 15

Do I need a membership to access hormones, peptides, or other optimization services?

Accepted Answer

No. All of our optimization services – hormones, peptides, metabolic design, preventative screenings – are available to non-members at retail pricing. Concierge Access members receive discounted pricing across all services, but the membership is never required. You pay for what you need, when you need it.

Question 16

Do you see patients in person or only virtually?

Accepted Answer

Both. We provide nationwide virtual care for most services. For patients in the Phoenix metro area, we also offer in-person care at our Scottsdale location at 10636 N 71st Way Ste 13. Many patients use a combination — virtual for routine care and refills, in-person for labs, screenings, or consultations.

Question 17

How is PracticeRx different from a regular doctor's office?

Accepted Answer

A standard PCP visit averages 7 minutes. Results take days. Follow-ups require new appointments weeks out. At PracticeRx, members have a direct line to their care team – same-day responses, 7-day access, and a provider who actually knows their chart. Beyond access, our diagnostic depth goes 3x deeper than a conventional panel, and our services address optimization – not just the absence of disease.

Question 18

Where do you source your peptides from?

Accepted Answer

All peptides we prescribe are sourced exclusively from licensed 503A and 503B compounding pharmacies that comply with all state and federal quality assurance standards and are subject to regular audits. We do not source from unregulated suppliers. Every compound is pharmaceutical-grade, properly dosed, and dispensed under a valid prescription from one of our licensed providers.

Question 19

Can I use PracticeRx if I already have a primary care doctor elsewhere?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Many patients use PracticeRx alongside an existing PCP – particularly for services their current provider doesn't offer, such as hormone optimization, peptide therapy, metabolic design, or advanced preventative screenings. Others transition to us as their full primary care home. Either way works. We meet you where you are.

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