Same-Day Online ADHD Evaluation in Vermont
Get evaluated for ADHD from home by a board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner licensed in Vermont. Start your intake, questionnaires, and cognitive assessment today. No referral and no waitlist.
ADHD evaluations start at $195.
What is available in Vermont
Every Anora member in Vermont gets the same thorough, clinician-led evaluation. Here is exactly what we offer in your state.
| ADHD evaluation | Available. Same-day start, adults 18+ |
|---|---|
| Medication | Non-stimulant medications only |
| Insurance | Self-pay. Many people use an HSA or FSA card. |
| ADHD coaching | Available. Billed separately |
| Accommodation letters | Available after evaluation, when appropriate |
| Visits | Secure video. You must be in Vermont during your visit. |
How it works
Quick intake
Answer a short online form about your symptoms and history. About 10 minutes.
Questionnaires
Complete clinically validated screening tools for ADHD, anxiety, mood, and sleep.
Cognitive assessment
Take the 20-minute Creyos computerized test of attention and memory.
Clinical review
A Vermont-licensed nurse practitioner reviews your results. Detailed results within 14 days.
Pricing in Vermont
Simple, upfront pricing. Evaluations start at $195. You pay only after your assessment is submitted.
Essential Evaluation
$195
- Clinical questionnaires
- Creyos digital cognitive assessment
- Detailed results within 14 days
- No appointment needed
Evaluation & Clinical Review
$295
- Everything in Essential
- 20-minute session with a psychiatric nurse practitioner
- Recommendations based on your results
Complete Evaluation & Treatment
$395
- Everything in Clinical Review
- 45+ minute session and ADHD diagnostic interview
- Personalized treatment plan
- First session includes medication management if clinically appropriate
ADHD medication in Vermont
In Vermont, our clinicians prescribe non-stimulant ADHD medications only. This includes non-stimulant ADHD medications such as atomoxetine (Strattera), viloxazine (Qelbree), extended-release guanfacine (Intuniv), and extended-release clonidine (Kapvay). Non-stimulants are not controlled substances, work all day, and are a strong fit for many adults, especially people with anxiety or side effects from stimulants.
If your clinician believes a stimulant may be a better fit, we can share your evaluation results with a local prescriber.
Non-stimulant ADHD medications explained →Insurance in Vermont
Our services in Vermont are self-pay at this time. Evaluations start at $195, with no hidden fees. Many people use an HSA or FSA card.
Does insurance cover ADHD testing? →Your Vermont clinicians
Every evaluation is reviewed by a board-certified clinician licensed in Vermont. See their credentials, training, and the states they are licensed in.
Serving adults across Vermont
Vermont is mostly rural, and adults outside Burlington often travel a long way for psychiatric care. A virtual ADHD evaluation removes the drive and the long wait.
College and graduate students 18 and older at schools like the University of Vermont, Middlebury, and Norwich University can also complete an evaluation from campus or home.
Popular areas we serve
- Burlington
- South Burlington
- Rutland
- Montpelier
- Barre
- St. Albans
- Brattleboro
- Bennington
All visits are virtual, so you can join from anywhere in Vermont.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get an ADHD evaluation online in Vermont?+
Yes. Anora clinicians are licensed in Vermont. You can complete your intake, questionnaires, and computerized cognitive assessment online the same day you sign up. You need to be physically located in Vermont during any video visit with a clinician.
How much does an online ADHD evaluation cost in Vermont?+
Evaluations start at $195. The Essential Evaluation is $195, the Evaluation and Clinical Review is $295, and the Complete Evaluation and Treatment plan is $395. You pay only after your assessment is submitted.
Can Anora prescribe stimulant ADHD medication in Vermont?+
No. In Vermont, Anora clinicians prescribe non-stimulant ADHD medications only. Non-stimulants work well for many adults, especially people who have side effects from stimulants, have anxiety, or prefer a medication that works all day. If you need a stimulant, we can share your evaluation results with a local provider.
Does Anora take insurance in Vermont?+
Not at this time. In Vermont, our services are self-pay. Many people use an HSA or FSA card to pay for an ADHD evaluation. Evaluations start at $195.
Is the evaluation really same day?+
You can start and finish the evaluation steps the same day. That includes the intake form, the screening questionnaires, and the 20-minute computerized cognitive assessment. Your clinician then reviews your results, and your detailed report is provided within 14 days.
Do you see patients under 18?+
No. Anora serves adults 18 and older. For children and teens, we recommend a pediatric ADHD specialist.
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