Is ADHD treatment covered by my insurance in Colorado?

Yes. We accept most major insurance plans serving Greeley and Colorado. ADHD check-ups are billed as standard mental health visits, so Greeley patients pay their normal specialist copay -- typically $20 to $75. We also offer affordable self-pay rates.

How is ADHD One different from other providers in Greeley?

Three things set us apart for Greeley residents: speed, specialization, and follow-through. Appointments within days, check-ups from ADHD-focused providers, and ongoing care across Northern Colorado that does not stop after one visit. We built ADHD One to fix what is broken about traditional mental health care.

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

Video appointments let Greeley patients skip the drive and the waiting room entirely. You connect from home, have a real clinical conversation with your provider, and if you need a prescription, it is sent to a Northern Colorado pharmacy electronically.

Can adults in Greeley get evaluated for ADHD at ADHD One?

ADHD One treats children (ages 6+), adolescents, and adults throughout Greeley. Many of our Northern Colorado patients are adults who were never diagnosed as children. Adult ADHD is extremely common and responds well to treatment at any age.

Do I need a referral to see an ADHD provider serving Greeley?

No referral is needed for Greeley patients. You can schedule your ADHD check-up directly with ADHD One. No need to go through your primary care doctor first -- just book online from anywhere in Northern Colorado and pick a time.

ADHD Treatment in Greeley, CO

Early morning sunrise over agricultural fields near Greeley — Hard work fills the day. But the focus problems follow you home.

Focus Problems Don't Stay in the Field

Greeley is a working town. Agriculture. Oil and gas. Meatpacking. UNC. People here do not sit around thinking about their feelings -- they get up early and get to work. And that is exactly why ADHD goes unnoticed for so long.

When your job keeps your body busy, your brain problems are easy to miss. You might think everyone forgets things as much as you do. You might think it is normal to lose track of what you were doing mid-task. You might think the constant mental noise is just stress. But it is not. And it follows you everywhere -- to the job site, to the classroom, to the dinner table.

ADHD in Greeley does not look like a textbook case. It looks like a hard worker who cannot get ahead. It looks like a UNC student who studies for hours but cannot remember what they read. It looks like a parent who loves their kids but loses their patience over nothing.

Signs You Might Be Dealing With More Than Stress

Stress goes away when the stressful thing ends. ADHD does not. If you have been feeling scattered, forgetful, and behind your whole life -- not just during busy seasons -- then something bigger might be going on. ADHD affects your attention, your memory, your impulse control, and your emotions. And it does not take a day off.

You do not need to keep powering through it alone. Take our free 2-minute ADHD screening and see if your brain has been working against you this whole time.

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. It takes two minutes.

Step two: meet your provider. They will listen to what you have been going through and figure out if ADHD is the cause. No judgment, no lectures. Learn about what that conversation looks like.

Step three: get your plan. If treatment makes sense, your provider will lay out the options. Check our medication comparison page for details. We also offer same-day appointments so you do not have to wait.

Serving Greeley and Northern Colorado

We work with people across Weld County and Northern Colorado. That includes Fort Collins, Loveland, Longmont, Boulder, Thornton, Westminster, Denver, and Colorado Springs.

Frequently Asked Questions

I work a physical job. Can I still have ADHD?

Yes. ADHD is not just about sitting still in a classroom. It affects focus, memory, time management, and decision-making -- all of which matter in physical jobs too.

I am a UNC student. How do I know if it is ADHD or just college stress?

College stress usually gets better between semesters. ADHD does not. If you have always struggled with focus, organization, and follow-through -- not just during finals -- it is worth getting checked.

Will treatment slow me down at work?

No. Treatment is designed to help you think clearer and manage your day better. Most people say they feel more productive, not less, after getting the right help.

How fast can I get in?

Often the same day. Call (855) 468-2343 and we will find a time that works for you.

What if I have never seen a mental health provider before?

That is okay. A lot of our patients are doing this for the first time. Your provider will explain everything and make sure you feel comfortable. There is no wrong way to start.