Telehealth
The delivery of healthcare services remotely using telecommunications technology. Many ADHD assessments and follow-up appointments can now be conducted via telehealth, improving access especially in rural areas.
Overview
Telehealth allows ADHD assessments and treatment to be conducted remotely, improving access especially in rural or underserved areas.
Detailed Description
Telehealth involves delivering healthcare services remotely using video, phone, or other telecommunications. For ADHD, many assessments and follow-up appointments can be conducted via telehealth, which has become more common and accepted, especially since the COVID-19 pandemic. Telehealth can improve access for people in rural areas, those with transportation challenges, or those who prefer remote consultations. However, regulations vary by location and some areas may require in-person visits for certain aspects of care.
How This Relates to ADHD
Telehealth has made ADHD assessment and treatment more accessible, though regulations vary by country and some services may still require in-person visits.
Treatment and Management
Many ADHD providers now offer telehealth options. Check with providers about their telehealth availability and any regulatory requirements.
Examples
- •Video consultations for ADHD assessment
- •Particularly useful for ongoing medication management
Resources
Learn more about telehealth options for ADHD in your area. Our country-specific diagnosis guides provide information about telehealth availability.
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