Adult ADHD care, online in all 50 states
Done wondering about ADHD? So are we. A real evaluation, and treatment if it fits
- A video appointment with a clinician licensed in your state
- No hidden fees. Assessment, follow-ups and delivery all included
- No insurance required. HSA and FSA eligible
- Monthly check-ins and messaging with your care team
- Discreet delivery, straight to your door
Free to complete · No card to begin · We check your state before you pay
How Narry is set up
Prescriptions are issued only after a live video consultation with an independently licensed clinician, and only where clinically appropriate. Narry does not practise medicine and does not guarantee any diagnosis or prescription. Some medications used to treat ADHD are Schedule II controlled substances and are subject to additional federal and state restrictions.
Don't take our word for it. Take theirs.
Narry patients describing their own experience, in their own words and unscripted. Every video here is published with the patient's written permission.
Individual experiences vary and are not a prediction of your own. Nothing here is a guarantee of diagnosis, prescription or outcome.
What patients tell us
“I wasn't lazy. I was undiagnosed.”
Verified Narry patient“Someone finally asked the right questions.”
Verified Narry patient“I wasn't rushed, and I wasn't made to feel like a liar.”
Verified Narry patient“They told me it wasn't ADHD. I'm glad they did.”
Verified Narry patient
“Filled in the form Tuesday. Spoke to a doctor Thursday.”
Verified Narry patient“The monthly check-in is the part I didn't expect to need.”
Verified Narry patient“First appointment where I got to finish a sentence.”
Verified Narry patient
Does any of this sound like your week?
- You reread the same paragraph four times and retain none of it
- Deadlines only become real the night before
- Your keys, wallet and phone rotate through three mystery locations
- You lose the thread mid-conversation and hope nobody noticed
- Starting a five-minute task feels physically heavy
- People call you scattered. They don't see how hard you're working
If several of these have followed you since childhood and they're getting in the way of work, study or relationships, that's worth having looked at properly.
Find out if it's ADHDHow an ADHD assessment with Narry actually works.
Four steps, no waiting rooms and no referral queue. You're told where you stand at every stage — including if we can't help you.
Get startedComplete your assessment
About five minutes online. You'll be asked about your symptoms, your history and your health, and we confirm we can serve your state before you pay anything.
Meet your clinician
A live video appointment with a clinician licensed in your state. They evaluate you properly, rule out the conditions that look like ADHD, and answer your questions.
Get a plan, if one fits
If you're diagnosed, your clinician builds a treatment plan with you. It may or may not include medication — that decision is entirely theirs, and sometimes the answer is no.
Delivered, then followed up
Anything prescribed is dispensed by a licensed US pharmacy and shipped discreetly. Then a real check-in every month to see how it's actually going.
Message us at 3am. 24/7.
ADHD doesn't wait for business hours, and neither do the questions. A side effect at 11pm, a dose that stopped working, a week that fell apart? Message your care team any hour of any day and Narry responds, 24/7.
Same team, month after month, so you're never explaining your history from scratch. Narry is not an emergency service — for anything urgent call 911, or 988 for a mental health crisis.
Get started
There's a reason people keep coming back.
Adults who spent years wondering, and finally got a straight answer.
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“I'd been on a waiting list since March and gave up. The questions were specific enough that I could tell someone had actually thought about them, and the doctor had read my answers before we spoke.”
“What I appreciated most was not being treated like I was there to talk someone into something. She asked about my sleep and my thyroid before she asked about anything else.”
“Honest review: I wasn't diagnosed with ADHD. He explained what he thought was going on instead and told me where to go next. I was annoyed for a day and then relieved.”
“The follow-up is what sold me. Someone checks in every month and actually reads what I write back, which is more than I got paying out of pocket in person.”
“Straightforward pricing, no surprise invoice two weeks later. I knew exactly what I was paying before I entered a card, which sounds basic until you've dealt with the alternatives.”
“I put off doing this for about four years because I assumed I'd be told I was fine and wasting everyone's time. That is not what happened.”
Frequently asked questions
Can a clinician really diagnose ADHD over video?
Yes. ADHD is diagnosed through a conversation about your symptoms, your history and how they affect your life — there's no blood test or scan that does it. That conversation works over video, and your clinician will also screen for the conditions that get mistaken for ADHD.
Will I be prescribed medication?
Nobody can tell you that before you've been assessed. Your clinician decides after your appointment. Some people are prescribed a stimulant, some a non-stimulant, some a plan with no medication at all — and some are told ADHD isn't what's driving their symptoms. If a service promises you a prescription in advance, walk away from it.
What does it cost, and can I cancel?
You see the full price, the renewal date and the cancellation terms on one screen before you enter a card. Cancelling takes two clicks in your account — no phone call, no retention script. Full details are in our cancellation and refund policy.
Which states do you cover?
It depends where our clinicians hold licences, and some states add restrictions on prescribing by telehealth. The assessment checks your state first and tells you straight away if we can't help you there — before any payment is taken.
Start your assessment
Question 1 of 24
First things first — are you a man or a woman?
Free to complete · No card to begin · We ask because ADHD often presents differently.