Telehealth care for adults anywhere in Massachusetts · (617) 318-8557
Between work, commuting on I-93, and family responsibilities, many adults in Wilmington find it hard to fit in their own health care. That is especially true for ADHD, where managing appointments, paperwork, and follow-up can be part of the difficulty itself. Telehealth takes some of those barriers away.
Daniel Ackroyd, PMHNP-BC, is a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner who has provided psychiatric care to adults in Massachusetts since 2014. He offers adult ADHD evaluation and medication management by secure video to adults located in Massachusetts, including Wilmington.
The process is designed to be straightforward:
The evaluation reviews current attention, organization, and impulsivity concerns, how they affect work and home life, and your childhood history. It also looks at anxiety, mood, sleep, and other factors that can mimic or accompany ADHD. Full details on adult ADHD evaluation →
When ADHD is diagnosed and medication is appropriate, stimulant and non-stimulant options are discussed, including possible side effects. Regular follow-up visits by video check progress and make adjustments. Treatment can also include practical strategies for sleep, routines, and exercise, and therapy referrals as needed. Learn about medication management →
The practice accepts Blue Cross Blue Shield, Harvard Pilgrim, Optum, UnitedHealthcare, Cigna, Aetna, and Tufts. Before scheduling, it's a good idea to call your insurer and ask about:
New Medicaid, MassHealth, and Medicare patients are not accepted at this time. Self-pay options may be available.
Missed appointments are a common problem in ADHD care, and telehealth helps. Joining by video from home means fewer moving parts. Many patients find that setting a phone reminder before each visit makes it easier to stay consistent.
Adults in nearby Tewksbury, Billerica, North Reading, Reading, Andover, and Burlington can also be seen by telehealth, as can adults anywhere in Massachusetts. Care is available to adults anywhere in Massachusetts by telehealth. See Adult ADHD Evaluation and ADHD Medication Management.
Do I need a referral from my primary care provider? No. The practice does not require a referral. Your insurance plan may have its own rules, so it's worth checking your benefits.
When are appointments available? Appointments are scheduled by arrangement. New patients can typically be seen within one week.
Do you treat kids? No. Adults only.
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.
