Telehealth care for adults anywhere in Massachusetts · (617) 318-8557
ADHD rarely shows up alone. Many adults who struggle with focus and organization also deal with anxiety, low mood, or poor sleep, and each can make the others worse. For adults in Chelmsford looking for psychiatric care that considers the whole picture, a careful evaluation is the place to start.
Daniel Ackroyd, PMHNP-BC, a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner, has provided psychiatric care to adults in Massachusetts since 2014. He completed his psychiatric nurse practitioner graduate degree at the University of Massachusetts Lowell. He offers adult ADHD evaluation and medication management by secure telehealth to adults located in Massachusetts, including Chelmsford.
Inattention can come from ADHD, but it can also come from chronic worry, depression, or not sleeping well. Often more than one of these is involved. Sorting that out matters, because treatment differs. The evaluation reviews:
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If ADHD is diagnosed, the plan takes any co-occurring conditions into account. For example, treating insomnia or anxiety may be part of the plan alongside ADHD treatment, and medication choices consider how each option may affect sleep and anxiety. Options may include stimulant or non-stimulant medication when appropriate, regular monitoring, therapy referral, and practical guidance on sleep hygiene, exercise, and nutrition.
With Route 3 and I-495 running through town, many Chelmsford adults commute. Video visits mean appointments can happen from home or another private location in Massachusetts, with no extra drive.
The practice also sees adults by telehealth in Lowell, Westford, Billerica, Carlisle, Tyngsborough, and Concord, and across Massachusetts. Care is available to adults anywhere in Massachusetts by telehealth. See Adult ADHD Evaluation and ADHD Medication Management.
The practice focuses on structured, medication-focused care for adults. If you mainly want weekly psychotherapy, a referral to a therapist may be the better first step, and the two can work well together. If you're unsure, the intake form is a low-pressure way to ask.
Accepted: Blue Cross Blue Shield, Harvard Pilgrim, Optum, UnitedHealthcare, Cigna, Aetna, and Tufts. Please confirm telehealth behavioral health benefits with your plan. New Medicaid, MassHealth, and Medicare patients are not accepted at this time.
Can you treat my anxiety and ADHD at the same time? Care for anxiety, mood disorders, and insomnia is provided alongside ADHD care when appropriate.
Will ADHD medication make my anxiety or sleep worse? It can for some people, which is why options, timing, and monitoring are discussed carefully and adjusted as needed.
Do you see patients under 18? No.
Complete the Intake Form → · General questions: (617) 318-8557
The First Step Toward Adult ADHD Diagnosis Or Treatment Is Completing A Secure Intake Form. This Allows Your Symptoms, History, And Goals To Be Reviewed Before Scheduling An Initial Evaluation.
