Telehealth care for adults anywhere in Massachusetts · (617) 318-8557
It is increasingly common for adults to first consider ADHD in their thirties, forties, fifties, or later. Sometimes it comes after a child or relative is diagnosed. Sometimes it's a job change or new family demands that make long-standing difficulties impossible to work around. For adults in Concord asking that question, an evaluation can bring clarity, whatever the answer turns out to be.
Daniel Ackroyd, PMHNP-BC, a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner, has provided psychiatric care to Massachusetts adults since 2014. Through secure telehealth, he offers adult ADHD evaluation and ongoing medication management to adults located in Massachusetts, including Concord.
Adults who reach midlife without a diagnosis have often built elaborate systems of lists, alarms, and extra hours to compensate. Those systems can work for years and then start to strain. An evaluation considers:
A careful evaluation helps avoid both missed diagnoses and incorrect ones. More on the evaluation process →
If ADHD is diagnosed, options are explained clearly and decisions are made together. For adults who also take medications for other conditions, medication choices take your full health picture into account. Treatment may include stimulant or non-stimulant medication when appropriate, regular monitoring, therapy referral, and practical guidance on sleep, exercise, and routines. More on medication management →
Telehealth visits happen by secure video from wherever you are in Massachusetts, as long as it is a private space. For Concord residents, that means no trip along Route 2 or into Boston for appointments. That can make consistent follow-up much easier.
Adults in nearby towns such as Acton, Carlisle, Bedford, Lincoln, Sudbury, and Maynard are welcome, along with Lexington and Chelmsford. Care is available to adults anywhere in Massachusetts by telehealth. See Adult ADHD Evaluation and ADHD Medication Management.
Whatever the evaluation shows, many adults find it useful to understand why certain tasks have always felt harder. A clear assessment can guide practical next steps, from treatment to workplace strategies, at your own pace.
Accepted commercial plans: Blue Cross Blue Shield, Harvard Pilgrim, Optum, UnitedHealthcare, Cigna, Aetna, and Tufts. Please check telehealth coverage with your insurer. The practice is not accepting new Medicaid, MassHealth, or Medicare patients at this time.
Is it too late to be evaluated for ADHD as an older adult? No. Adults of any age can be evaluated. Childhood history is still part of the assessment.
Can my other medications affect ADHD treatment? They can. That is why your full medication and health history is reviewed before any recommendation.
Are visits in person? No. All visits are by telehealth.
Complete the Secure 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.
