ADHD Care
ADHD Doctors Near You in Maryland
Searching for an ADHD doctor near you should not mean long waitlists or a long drive. Maryland Wellness Psychiatry connects you with a board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner for ADHD evaluation, diagnosis, and ongoing treatment, available by secure video (telehealth) anywhere in Maryland.
~4.4%
of US adults are estimated to live with ADHD
Statewide
telehealth access for Maryland residents
Board-certified
psychiatric nurse practitioner leading every evaluation
Key Capabilities
- •Comprehensive ADHD evaluation using DSM-5 criteria and validated rating scales
- •Diagnosis that distinguishes ADHD from anxiety, depression, and sleep issues
- •Stimulant and non-stimulant medication options with careful monitoring
- •Telehealth visits accessible from any county in Maryland
- •Every appointment by secure video, with no office visit needed
- •Coordination with therapists, coaches, and primary care providers
Why It Matters
Convenient Access
Telehealth removes the distance barrier so you can connect with a qualified ADHD provider from home, work, or anywhere in Maryland without sitting in traffic or waiting rooms.
Clinician-Led Care
A board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner can prescribe medication, rule out overlapping conditions, and adjust treatment over time, offering a level of medical oversight that coaching alone cannot provide.
Personalized Plans
Your treatment is built around your symptoms, history, and daily demands at work, school, or home, rather than a one-size-fits-all prescription.
Ongoing Follow-Up
ADHD care is not a single visit. Regular follow-up lets your provider fine-tune dosing, address side effects, and track real-world functioning improvements.
Frequently Asked Questions
What kind of doctor treats ADHD?
ADHD is most often diagnosed and managed by a psychiatrist or a primary care physician with experience in attention disorders. Ritu Goel is a board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner who evaluates, diagnoses, and manages ADHD in adults and young adults across Maryland.
Do I need an in-person visit to see an ADHD doctor near me?
No. Our ADHD evaluations and follow-up visits are all secure video (telehealth) visits, available from anywhere in Maryland.
How soon can I get an ADHD appointment?
We aim to offer timely scheduling, often within a couple of weeks. Telehealth availability across Maryland helps reduce the wait compared with searching for a local in-person provider.
Can an ADHD doctor prescribe medication?
Yes. After a thorough evaluation, our psychiatric nurse practitioners can prescribe and manage stimulant and non-stimulant medications when appropriate, monitoring response and side effects over time.