The process
Two appointments, at your pace. A written report between them.
Book, pay and complete the questionnaire
Choose a date and pay once. The questionnaire link arrives straight away. It is done before the appointment, so the appointment is spent on you, and it checks your identity with your Medicare card and photo ID.
Assessment
50 minutes by video. Your symptoms, your history, your health and the effect on your life. Your written report follows.
Treatment plan
30 minutes by video, as soon as you are ready. The report is reviewed with you. Treatment is chosen, a prescription issued, and a monitoring plan agreed. A letter goes to your usual GP if you want one.
Between appointments
The checks before medication.
Before medication is prescribed, your blood pressure and heart rate are checked. Where your heart history calls for it, an ECG or a heart specialist's opinion is arranged as well: heart symptoms, a heart condition, or early heart disease in your family.
We tell you what is needed at the end of the first appointment. Results come to the clinic, and your second appointment is booked once they are in.
- Everyone
- Blood pressure and heart rate
- With a heart history
- ECG or heart specialist opinion
- Where
- Pharmacy, your usual GP, or a local provider
- Cost
- Charged by that provider. Many are bulk billed
Who prescribes
The GP who assesses you is the GP who prescribes.
Since 1 December 2025, specialist GPs in Queensland can diagnose adult ADHD and prescribe for it. Your prescription comes from the GP who assessed you.
Before you book
Six things to check
Who the service is for
Adults 18 and over, by online appointment.
What you need
A Medicare card, photo ID, and any reports you have. None are needed to book. They are used in the questionnaire afterwards.
Telehealth
Appointments are by video. A private space, a device with a camera and a stable connection.
Changes
Appointments can be rescheduled with more than three business days' notice. Fees are not refundable except as required by Australian Consumer Law.
Medication decisions
Decisions about diagnosis and medication rest with the assessing GP. Booking does not guarantee a prescription.
Timing
First appointment on your chosen date. Second appointment when you are ready.
Questions
About the process
How soon is the first appointment?
Available dates are shown on the booking screen.
Can I change my appointment?
Yes, from the confirmation email or by phone. Appointments can be rescheduled with more than three business days' notice.
How soon is the second appointment?
As soon as the report is done and any checks are in. The date is agreed with you at the end of the first appointment.
Where are appointments held?
Online, by video, from wherever suits you.
What happens to my information?
It is handled under the Privacy Act and stored in Australia. See the privacy statement.
Book
Adult ADHD assessment by a specialist GP.
Next available:
No referral needed. Online appointments.