Serving all of Washington State · Telehealth Only

ADHD care built
around you,
not a template.

Adult ADHD Telehealth Psychiatry in Washington State

A structured, data-driven 6-week program that finds what actually works for your brain. Not just the first medication on the list.

New to Clarity? Book a free 15-minute consultation to see if we are the right fit.

HIPAA Compliant
100% Telehealth
Board-Certified PA
Your 6-Week Program
A structured path
to what works
Week 1
Comprehensive Evaluation
60-min deep-dive. History, symptoms, goals.
Week 2
QbTest + Medication #1
Objective data + first medication trial.
Week 3–4
Medications #2 & #3
Systematic comparison across three options.
Week 6
Optimization & Plan
Best fit chosen. Long-term plan established.
$1099
Full Program
Why Clarity ADHD

Evidence-Based ADHD Care for Adults in Washington State

Objective Testing
FDA-cleared QbTest measures attention, impulsivity, and activity objectively. Data guides your treatment, not guesswork.
Systematic Medication Trials
Three medication trials, systematically compared. We find what works for your brain, not what worked for someone else.
Never Rushed
60-minute initial evaluation. Complex conditions deserve careful, unhurried attention from someone who actually knows you.
Same Provider Always
You see the same PA at every visit. No rotating providers, no starting over, no losing your history.
Transparent Pricing
One flat fee for the full program. No insurance battles, no surprise bills, no prior authorizations.
100% Telehealth
Secure video from anywhere in Washington. Evenings and weekends available. No commute, no waiting room.
Lucas Craft, PA-C, ADHD Specialist in Washington
3+
Years ADHD
Specialization
Your Provider
Lucas Craft
MMS, PA-C · Psychiatry Physician Assistant

Lucas earned his Master of Medical Science in Physician Assistant Studies from Midwestern University in Downers Grove, Illinois, and is board certified by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA). For the past 3 years, he has worked exclusively in ADHD specialty care, focusing on adult evaluation, diagnosis, and medication management.

Lucas's interest in ADHD started before his career did. Diagnosed with ADHD himself, he spent years navigating the same frustrations his patients describe: being misunderstood, dismissed, or treated with a one-size-fits-all approach that never quite fit. Watching the difference an accurate diagnosis and thoughtful treatment made, for himself and for the patients he's since worked with, is what drove him to specialize in adult ADHD care.

Lucas founded Clarity ADHD because he believes every patient deserves a systematic, data-driven path to the right treatment. Not a 15-minute appointment and a prescription.

MMS, PA-C Board Certified WA Licensed DEA Registered ADHD Specialized

WA License #PA 61443443 · Verify with the Washington State Department of Health

Read more about Lucas’s training and approach to care →

Transparent Pricing

Clear pricing.
No surprises.

Full Program
ADHD Assessment & Optimization
$1099
6-week program · 5 visits + QbTest
$1275 value · you save $176
  • 60-min comprehensive evaluation
  • FDA-cleared QbTest ($200 value)
  • 3 systematic medication trials
  • Weekly check-in visits
  • Maintenance plan
  • Secure portal messaging
Get Started
Follow-Up
Maintenance Visit
$175
per 25-min visit
  • Med management & refills
  • Symptom monitoring
  • 25-minute session
Extended
Extended Follow-Up
$225
per 40-min visit
  • Complex adjustments
  • Co-occurring conditions
  • 40-minute session
Transfer
Transfer Intake
$325
one-time visit
  • Review of existing ADHD care
  • Medication history transfer
  • Updated treatment plan
Flexible payment plans: split the program into 3 or 4 monthly payments

Not sure where to start? Book a free 15-minute consultation to ask questions before you commit.

Cash-pay only · Superbills provided · HSA/FSA accepted

Common Questions

Frequently asked questions

Do you take insurance?

Clarity ADHD is a cash-pay practice and does not bill insurance directly. However, we provide superbills, itemized receipts with diagnosis and procedure codes, that you can submit to your insurance for potential out-of-network reimbursement. HSA and FSA cards are accepted.

Do you offer a free consultation?

Yes. New patients can book a free 15-minute video consultation to ask questions, learn how the 6-week program works, and make sure Clarity ADHD is the right fit before scheduling a full evaluation. You can request it through our booking portal.

Can I pay for the program in installments?

Yes. The 6-week ADHD Assessment and Optimization program can be split into 3 or 4 monthly payments at no additional cost. Let us know at your first visit and we will set up a payment schedule on your card on file.

Who can be seen at Clarity ADHD?

Adults 18 and older who are physically located in Washington State at the time of their appointment. All visits are conducted via secure video. No in-person appointments are offered.

Can stimulant medications be prescribed via telehealth?

Yes. Under current federal and Washington State regulations, controlled substances, including stimulant medications, can be prescribed via telehealth following a thorough evaluation. Clarity ADHD complies with all DEA and state requirements, including prescription monitoring and electronic prescribing.

What if I'm already on ADHD medication?

Many patients come to Clarity ADHD already on medication that isn't working as well as it could. Your evaluation will include a full review of your current and past medications, and your treatment plan will build from what we learn, whether that means adjusting, switching, or optimizing what you're already taking.

Do you treat conditions other than ADHD?

Yes. Depression, anxiety, insomnia, and other conditions commonly co-occur with adult ADHD, and treating one without accounting for the others rarely works well. Your evaluation screens for co-occurring conditions, and your treatment plan can address them alongside ADHD. See our conditions treated page for details.

What is a PA-C?

A Physician Assistant–Certified (PA-C) is a licensed medical provider who evaluates, diagnoses, and prescribes medication. Lucas Craft, MMS, PA-C practices in collaboration with a licensed physician in accordance with Washington State law (RCW 18.71A), with a clinical focus on adult ADHD and commonly co-occurring conditions.

How does booking and paperwork work?

Booking happens through our secure SimplePractice patient portal: you pick a time, enter your information, and your intake forms are sent to you electronically to review and sign before your first visit. No printing or scanning required.

Do you provide therapy or crisis services?

No. Clarity ADHD provides psychiatric evaluation and medication management only. If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, call or text 988 (Suicide and Crisis Lifeline) or call 911. For therapy, we're happy to coordinate care with your existing therapist or provide referrals.

From the Practice

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Telehealth

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Women & ADHD

"Too Much": Emotional Dysregulation in Women With ADHD

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Diagnosis

"You Can't Have ADHD. You Graduated College."

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Misdiagnosis

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Executive Function

"I Know What I Need to Do. I Just Can't Start."

Task initiation difficulty in adult ADHD isn't a discipline problem. It's a neurological one. Here's what's actually happening and why it matters for treatment.

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Treatment & Risk

ADHD Treatment Is Not Only About Focus. Sometimes It Is About Safety.

ADHD affects more than productivity. A 2017 JAMA Psychiatry study of 2.3 million people found crash risk was significantly lower during medicated months.

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Lifestyle & Treatment

Movement, Mindfulness, and ADHD: What the Evidence Actually Says

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Clarity ADHD provides specialized telehealth psychiatric care for adults across Washington State, including Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, and Bellevue. As a board-certified Physician Assistant, Lucas Craft focuses on comprehensive ADHD evaluations, objective QbTest analysis, and personalized medication management, including treatment of co-occurring depression and anxiety.