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Telehealth ADHD Diagnosis, Treatment & Support Australia-wide See a specialist in 2 to 4 weeks

Online, telehealth assessment and treatment service with FRACP-qualified paediatricians and FRANZCP-qualified psychiatrists. ADHD assessment done properly.

Specialist telehealth for Adults, children & teens
Transparent pricing & Medicare rebates available
3,000+ assessments · 4.5/5 rating on Google
eScripts direct to your phone

Not all ADHD assessments are the same

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Many ADHD services offer brief, questionnaire-only assessments conducted in a single appointment — focused on diagnosis alone, with little follow-up or ongoing care.

At Pandion Health, we take a more thorough, specialist-led approach:

  • Assessments led by FRACP-qualified paediatricians and FRANZCP-qualified psychiatrists
  • Structured, evidence-based evaluation that looks beyond surface symptoms
  • Comprehensive enough for school supports, workplace accommodations, and ongoing specialist care

ADHD is complex. A thorough assessment matters.

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What You Can Expect

We Offer

FRACP & FRANZCP-qualified specialists
Structured, evidence-based assessment
Screening for co-occurring conditions
eScripts direct to you
Reports valid for school & workplace
Coaching & long-term support
Appointments within 2 to 4 weeks
All of Australia, from home

What Does an ADHD Assessment Cost?

ADHD Assessment: Psychiatrist

Adults, children & teens

Out-of-pocket after Medicare

$1,279

Fee $1,685 · Medicare rebate $406

Psychiatrists typically assess patients aged 12+. For younger children, a paediatrician assessment is usually recommended. We’ll match you with the right specialist at booking.

2 telehealth appointments (50–60 min + 30 min)

ADHD Assessment: Paediatrician

Children & teens (16 & under)

Out-of-pocket after Medicare

$856

Fee $1,265 · Medicare rebate $409

2 telehealth appointments (50–60 min + 30 min)

I Already Have an ADHD Diagnosis

Take Over Care · All ages

Out-of-pocket after Medicare

$526

Fee $795 · Medicare rebate $269

If you’ve been diagnosed with ADHD by a psychiatrist or paediatrician, you can transfer your care to Pandion without repeating a full assessment.

Appropriate supporting documentation from your psychiatrist or paediatrician is required.

1 telehealth appointment (50–60 min)

Out-of-pocket costs assume a valid GP referral and Medicare eligibility. Rebates are set by Medicare and may change.

Our Credentials

Pandion ADHD Pathway

  1. Intake & Triage

    Complete our intake form and we’ll match you with a suitable ADHD specialist. You can book before your GP referral arrives.

  2. Before Your First Appointment

    Complete online questionnaires about your symptoms and history, tailored to your age. Where possible, someone who knows you well completes one too (for children and teens, usually a teacher).

  3. First Telehealth Appointment

    50 to 60 min

    An in-depth consultation with your specialist about your history, current difficulties and what you’ve already tried.

  4. Second Telehealth Appointment

    30 min

    Your results and whether ADHD is diagnosed, treatment options including medication, and a written report and management plan.

  5. Ongoing ADHD Care

    Medication reviews, ADHD coaching, therapy, and shared care with your GP.

    Ongoing care fees →
5 % 1 in 20 Australians — about 1.2 million people — live with ADHD. 1
2 yrs Up to 2 years — reported wait-lists for a formal ADHD assessment in many clinics. 2
20.4 billion $ Annual social & economic cost of unmanaged ADHD. 3
1 ADHD Australia 2 University of Western Australia 3 Deloitte

What People Say

Rated 4.5 out of 5 on Google

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★★★★★
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See what families and adults across Australia say about their experience with Pandion.
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OUR TEAM

Clinicians for all of your ADHD & neurodevelopmental needs

Indicate your preferred clinician at booking or we will direct you to the best match for your needs. Our clinicians are experts with ADHD, ASD & neurodevelopmental conditions

Dr Neel Das Consultant General Adult Psychiatrist
Dr Rina van Zyl Paediatrician
Dr Brendan Daugherty Consultant Child & Adolescent, Forensic and General Adult Psychiatrist
Dr Ilse Eiselen Consultant Child & Adolescent and General Adult Psychiatrist
Izabella Risteski ADHD Coach
Dr Carlota Espejo Diaz Paediatrician
Dr Chatwell Habana Paediatrician
Dr Aly Soliman Consultant Child & Adolescent and General Adult Psychiatrist
Jessica Pietrasanta Art Therapist
Rebecca Morley-John Occupational Therapist
A friendly child and adolescent psychiatrist
Dr Nick Ferguson Consultant Child & Adolescent and General Adult Psychiatrist
Dr Shannon Reid Consultant General Adult and Forensic Psychiatrist
Dr Omolola Oboro Consultant Psychiatrist
Samantha Crisford-Eade ADHD Coach
Dr Charlotte Ho Clinical and Forensic Psychologist
Dr James J Mulvany Paediatrician
Dr Sandoval de Alba Consultant General Adult Psychiatrist
Dr Shahin Shahul Hameed Paediatrician
Dr Minna Koo Paediatrician
Camilla Armstrong Speech Pathologist
Dr Bithul Jain General Adult Psychiatrist
Taya Haddrick Art Therapist
Jesse Martin-Allan Clinical Psychologist
Tash McIntyre Mental Health Social Worker
Dr Rhema Haven Consultant psychiatrist
Mihiri Weerasinghe Educational and Developmental Psychologist
Angela Scharfenberg Clinical Psychologist
Dr Gerard Shorrock Consultant Child & Adolescent, and General Adult Psychiatrist
Dr Rob Mathunni General Adult Psychiatrist
Dr Payal Sharma Kamath Consultant Psychiatrist
Swantje Lorrimer ADHD Coach
Natalie Mackenzie Dramatherapist / Arts Psychotherapist
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Education from the team

4th October, 2026

Does screen time cause ADHD?

Last updated: October 2026 Clinically reviewed by Dr Brendan Daugherty, BMed, MPM, FRANZCP, October 2026 Key Takeaways Screens do not…

A woman sits alone at a kitchen table late at night, lit by an open laptop screen, the rest of the room dark.
5th September, 2026

Free Online ADHD Tests in Australia: What Your Result Means

Last updated: September 2026 Clinically reviewed by Dr James J Mulvany, General and Developmental Paediatrician, September 2026 Key Takeaways An…

3rd August, 2026

ADHD Medication in Australia: What’s Available, How It Works, and What to Expect

Last updated: August 2026 Key Takeaways Stimulants (methylphenidate, dexamfetamine, lisdexamfetamine) are the recommended first-line treatment for ADHD in Australia. Around…

FAQs: Online ADHD Assessment & Treatment

Do you assess ADHD entirely online?

Yes.

Our pathway is 100% telehealth: digital intake and rating scales, two video telehealth sessions with an ADHD specialist, a comprehensive report, and an eScript sent direct to you if clinically indicated.

For safe care, we’ll typically ask you to complete some screening tests with your GP between appointments. We’ll tell you exactly what’s needed.

How fast can I be seen?

Appointments are typically available within 2 to 4 weeks. Because we work by telehealth, where you live doesn’t affect how quickly you’re seen.

Do I need a GP referral?

Yes, for Medicare rebates to apply, but you can book before you receive it. Our team will help you get the referral in place in time for your appointment.

What’s included in the flat-fee assessment?

Everything required for a thorough specialist assessment: a personalised rating-scale pack (patient and observer), a 50 to 60 minute initial consultation, a 30 minute follow-up, a full ADHD report, an eScript if indicated, the Pandion ADHD Resource Pack, and an optional free 30-minute ADHD coaching discovery call afterwards. Current fees are on our pricing page.

Please note: if symptoms are complex or there are significant co-occurring concerns, we may recommend additional appointments. Your clinician will discuss this openly with you.

Does an assessment guarantee a diagnosis?

No.

Sometimes symptoms are better explained by anxiety, depression, sleep problems, trauma, autism, learning differences or other conditions. If ADHD isn’t diagnosed, we’ll explain why and outline next steps, and we also treat common co-occurring conditions.

Do you prescribe stimulant medication?

Yes, when clinically appropriate and in line with your state or territory’s regulations. eScripts are sent to you (not the pharmacy), typically within 1 to 3 business days after your assessment plan is finalised.

Sometimes more information or investigation is needed before starting medication.

Who is not suitable for telehealth with Pandion Health?

We may not be the right fit, and will help redirect you, if any of the following are present:

  • Current suicidal intent or plan (especially within the last ~30 days), recent overdose or self-harm crisis
  • Acute psychosis or mania, severe agitation, or significant violence risk
  • Severe intoxication or uncontrolled substance dependence needing in-person care or detox
  • Situations requiring urgent physical examination or immediate in-person monitoring
  • Court-ordered or medico-legal assessments where telehealth is not appropriate

If you’re in immediate danger, call 000 or go to your nearest emergency department. For crisis support, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14.

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Australia-wide coverage for all ages
FRACP & FRANZCP-qualified specialists
Appointments available in 2 to 4 weeks