ADHD Treatment in Nevada

Why Nevada Residents Choose ADHD One

Nevada moves fast. Whether you work the Strip, run a business in Henderson, or commute across the Reno-Sparks corridor -- your brain has to keep up. But if you have been struggling with focus, losing track of deadlines, or feeling like you are working twice as hard for half the results, ADHD might be the reason.

ADHD One helps Nevada residents get answers fast. No month-long waitlists. No jumping through hoops. You talk to a licensed psychiatrist, get a proper evaluation, and if ADHD is the diagnosis -- you start treatment the same week.

Here is what makes us different: We are a psychiatry practice, not an app. You see real doctors who specialize in ADHD. They take the time to understand your situation and build a treatment plan that actually fits your life.

How ADHD Treatment Works With Us

Getting started takes about five minutes of your time. Here is the process:

1. Fill out a short intake form. Tell us about your symptoms and what you have been dealing with. Takes less than five minutes.
2. Meet with a psychiatrist. Your doctor reviews your history, asks the right questions, and determines if you have ADHD. This is a real clinical evaluation -- not a quiz.
3. Start treatment. If ADHD is the diagnosis, your psychiatrist prescribes medication and schedules follow-ups to make sure it is working. Most patients notice a difference within the first week.

We handle insurance billing, prior authorizations, and prescription management. You just show up and focus on getting better.

What We Treat

ADHD shows up differently in every person. Some people cannot sit still. Others can sit perfectly still but cannot focus on a single task for more than two minutes. Both are ADHD -- and both are treatable.

Our Nevada psychiatrists treat all types of ADHD in adults:

• Inattentive type -- Trouble focusing, forgetting appointments, losing things, zoning out in conversations
• Hyperactive-impulsive type -- Restlessness, interrupting others, making impulsive decisions, trouble sitting through meetings
• Combined type -- A mix of both inattentive and hyperactive symptoms

We also help patients who were diagnosed as children but stopped treatment, and adults discovering ADHD for the first time later in life.

Frequently Asked Questions

How quickly can I get an appointment in Nevada?

Most patients get their first appointment within the same week. After you submit your intake form, our scheduling team reaches out within one business day to book your evaluation.

Do you prescribe stimulant medications like Adderall?

Yes. Our psychiatrists can prescribe all FDA-approved ADHD medications, including stimulants like Adderall, Vyvanse, and Concerta, as well as non-stimulant options like Strattera and Wellbutrin. Your doctor will recommend the best option based on your specific situation.

What insurance plans do you accept in Nevada?

We accept most major insurance plans in Nevada. You can check the insurance section below for a full list, or contact us and we will verify your benefits before your first appointment.

I was diagnosed with ADHD as a kid but stopped treatment. Can you help?

Absolutely. Many adults had childhood ADHD diagnoses but stopped medication as teenagers. We can review your history, reassess your current symptoms, and restart treatment if appropriate -- without making you go through the entire diagnostic process again from scratch.

Do I need a referral from my primary care doctor?

No referral is needed. You can book directly with us. Some insurance plans may require a referral for coverage purposes -- if yours does, we will let you know during the benefits verification process.

Find ADHD Care Near You in Nevada

We serve patients across Nevada. Find your nearest location: ADHD treatment in Las Vegas, Reno ADHD care, Henderson, Sparks, Carson City. Not sure if you have ADHD? Take our free screening. Ready to get started? Book your evaluation today.

Cities We Serve in Nevada

Insurance We Accept in Nevada

We work with most major insurance plans in Nevada. Here are some of the plans we accept:

Do not see your plan listed? Contact us -- we may still be able to help. We also offer self-pay options.