5 visits · about 7 weeks

How It Works

A structured, data-driven path to the treatment that actually works for your brain.

Most ADHD care starts with a short appointment and the first medication on the list. If it doesn't work, you wait, reschedule, and try again, sometimes for months. Clarity ADHD runs the process the way it should be run: a structured 5-visit program, about 7 weeks start to finish, that combines a thorough evaluation, objective testing, and systematic medication trials, so decisions are driven by data instead of guesswork.

Week by Week

The program, step by step

Week 1

Comprehensive Evaluation

A 60-minute deep-dive into your history, symptoms, and goals. We review childhood and adult patterns, prior diagnoses and medications, and co-occurring concerns like depression and anxiety. No 15-minute intake, no checklist-only screening.

Week 2

QbCheck + First Medication Trial

You complete the remote QbCheck from home, which may provide objective information about attention, activity, and impulse control. Results are interpreted with the clinical history, questionnaires, functioning, and other possible causes of symptoms. Your first medication trial begins at this visit.

Weeks 3 to 4

Medication Trials #2 and #3

We systematically trial and compare up to three medication options with weekly check-in visits. Instead of settling for "good enough," we gather real evidence about how each option works for your brain.

Week 5

Choose the Best Fit

Week 5 is your last appointment. We pick which medication worked best, switch to an extended-release version of that medication, then start a 2-week trial after that visit. The full path is about 7 weeks from the first appointment.

Why This Approach

What makes Clarity ADHD different

Objective Testing

QbCheck may provide objective information about attention, activity, and impulse control. Results are interpreted with the clinical history, questionnaires, functioning, and other possible causes of symptoms.

Structured Medication Optimization

When medication is appropriate, we adjust it using response, functioning, tolerability, and your goals. Up to three comparative trials are common. They are individualized, not obligatory.

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. See pricing.

100% Telehealth

Secure video from anywhere in Washington. Hours: Monday 12:00 PM–1:00 PM; Tuesday, Saturday, and Sunday 9:30 AM–6:00 PM; Wednesday–Friday closed. No commute, no waiting room.

Honest Fit

Who this is for / not for

Quick answer: Clarity ADHD is cash-pay adult ADHD-focused telehealth care for adults age 18+ who are physically located in Washington at the time of the visit. Care is adult ADHD evaluation and medication management with Lucas Craft, MMS, PA-C. It is not crisis or emergency care.

Who this is for

  • Adults 18 or older, physically in Washington for telehealth visits
  • People who suspect ADHD or already have a diagnosis
  • Adults seeking evaluation and/or medication management
  • Patients who want a structured 5-visit program (about 7 weeks through the XR trial), with three medication trials typical, not mandatory

Who this is not for

  • Crisis or emergency needs (call or text 988, or call 911)
  • Active substance use disorder, bipolar I disorder, psychosis, or a significant eating disorder that needs a fuller team than a solo telehealth practice
  • Therapy as the main treatment (medication management only here)
  • Under 18, or not located in Washington at the time of care

Most practice websites only describe the patients they want. That wastes your time, because you find out at the end of an intake instead of before you book. None of this is a judgment about you. It is about whether this setting can give you good care. See conditions treated or the FAQ for practical details.

Credentials

Who provides care

Lucas Craft, MMS, PA-C is board-certified by the NCCPA, Washington licensed, and DEA registered. He practices under physician collaboration as required by Washington law. Clarity ADHD provides cash-pay adult ADHD-focused evaluation and medication management via telehealth.

Lucas Craft, MMS, PA-C NCCPA board-certified Washington licensed DEA registered Physician collaboration (WA) Cash-pay telehealth

Start with a free 15-minute consultation to see if it is a fit: book here.

After the 2-week trial

What happens next

Once that trial is done, ongoing care is simple: maintenance visits for medication management and refills, with extended visits available when something more complex comes up. Already diagnosed and treated elsewhere? A one-time transfer intake reviews your existing care and builds an updated plan. If your previous prescriber closed, retired, or stopped prescribing, see transferring care to Clarity ADHD.

Booking is done through our secure SimplePractice patient portal. You'll pick a time, enter your information, and receive your intake forms electronically. Curious what we treat? See conditions treated, or read the FAQ.

Before your first visit

After you book

Intake paperwork comes next. After you book, your intake forms are sent through the secure SimplePractice patient portal. Please complete them before your appointment so Lucas can review your history and the visit can start prepared and on time.

You do not need to email sensitive forms. Use the portal. If you do not receive the paperwork, or you run into trouble completing it, contact the practice. You can also review what to expect on the patient forms page.

Ready to get started? Book a consultation through our secure patient portal. Questions first? Contact us.

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