What makes ADHD One different from Fort Collins providers?

For Fort Collins patients, the difference is focus. While most Northern Colorado providers juggle dozens of conditions, our providers specialize in ADHD exclusively. That means faster appointments, more accurate diagnoses, and treatment plans built by people who do this all day, every day.

Do I need my doctor to refer me for ADHD care in Fort Collins?

No. Fort Collins patients can self-refer and schedule directly. Many people in Northern Colorado come to us specifically because they do not want to wait for a referral from their primary care provider. Just book online -- it takes about 60 seconds.

How quickly can I get an ADHD check-up in Fort Collins?

We offer same-week appointments for patients in Fort Collins and across Colorado. Unlike many mental health practices in Northern Colorado with 2-3 month waitlists, we keep our scheduling tight so Fort Collins patients can get evaluated quickly.

Can I do my ADHD check-up from home in Fort Collins?

All ADHD One appointments are conducted via secure video from wherever you are in Northern Colorado. Fort Collins patients connect from home, their office, or anywhere private with a stable internet connection. No driving across Northern Colorado, no waiting rooms.

Can ADHD One help me even if I do not have ADHD?

If ADHD is not confirmed, your Fort Collins check-up is still valuable. Your provider will discuss what else might be causing your symptoms -- whether that is anxiety, depression, or something else entirely -- and recommend next steps specific to your situation.

ADHD Treatment in Fort Collins, CO

Old Town Fort Collins street with bikes parked along the sidewalk — The city runs like clockwork. Your brain? Not so much.

The Town That Runs on Routines (Unless Your Brain Doesn't)

Fort Collins is one of the most organized little cities in the country. Bike lanes are painted perfectly. The brewery tour runs on time. CSU's campus is clean and mapped out. Everything here has a system.

So when your brain does not follow a system, it feels like you are the only one who can not keep up. You lose your keys in a town where everyone rides bikes. You miss homework deadlines while your classmates breeze through. You show up late to the group ride because you forgot to charge your phone. Again.

ADHD in Fort Collins is not loud. It is quiet frustration. It is wondering why the same routine that works for everyone else just does not stick for you. It is not a willpower problem. It is how your brain is wired.

Signs Your Brain Is Fighting the Routine

You make lists but lose them. You set alarms but ignore them. You start cleaning the house and end up organizing one drawer for three hours. You know what you should be doing -- you just cannot make yourself do it. That gap between knowing and doing is one of the biggest signs of ADHD.

If that sounds familiar, it is worth checking. Take our free 2-minute ADHD screening and see where you stand. It takes less time than ordering a beer at a taproom.

Not Sure If It's ADHD?

Our free screening takes about 2 minutes. It's based on the same tool doctors use. No commitment, no cost.

Take the Free ADHD Test

How ADHD Treatment Works at ADHD One

Step one: reach out. Call (855) 468-2343 or fill out the form on this page. No long process. No waiting for weeks.

Step two: meet your provider. They will walk you through an evaluation that actually makes sense. Want to know what to expect? Read about what that conversation looks like.

Step three: get your plan. If medication is a good fit, your provider will explain the options. You can see them side by side on our medication comparison chart. Need to get in fast? We have same-day appointments available.

Serving Fort Collins and Northern Colorado

We help people all across Northern Colorado. That includes Loveland, Greeley, Longmont, Boulder, Thornton, Westminster, Denver, and Colorado Springs. If you are in Colorado, we are here for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

I am a CSU student. Can I get ADHD treatment while in school?

Yes. Many of the people we help are college students. You do not need to wait until you graduate to feel better. Getting help now can change the rest of your time at school.

What if I have tried routines and they never work?

That is actually one of the most common ADHD experiences. It is not that you are bad at routines. Your brain needs different support to follow through. Treatment can close that gap.

How long does the first appointment take?

Most first visits take about 30 to 45 minutes. Your provider will listen, ask questions, and start building your treatment plan right away.

Do you prescribe ADHD medication?

Yes. If medication is the right fit, your provider will prescribe it during your visit. You can learn more on our medication comparison page.

Is there a wait list?

No. We do not keep a wait list. Many people get seen the same day they reach out. Call (855) 468-2343 to get started now.