How much does Inflow cost?

At Inflow, we aim to make support for ADHD as affordable as possible.

Membership to Inflow costs $179 for your first month then $95/month. We do not charge on a per appointment basis. Your first provider session will last approximately 45 minutes so that they can get to know you and you can figure out a treatment plan together.

Membership includes follow-up sessions determined by your provider, round-the-clock access to our care team, and easy online prescription renewals. Even if monthly appointments aren't needed, our providers assess your progress and history to issue prescriptions. Please note, treatment expenses aren't covered by these rates.

Do you accept insurance?

Inflow does not accept insurance at this time. We can however provide you with a “super bill” that you can submit to your insurance company for reimbursement. Inflow provides no guarantee your insurance company will cover your treatment and is not liable for ensuring your treatment is covered.

Inflow’s virtual clinic is HSA/FSA/HRA-eligible. This means if you have a Health Savings Account or Flexible Savings Account with your employer, you can officially use it on your Inflow subscription.

What if I am already taking medication?

If you are already on prescription medication for ADHD, our providers can work with you to either refill your medication or determine if another is more clinically appropriate. Our providers are all ADHD experts and will be able to manage your symptoms better than a general physician or psychiatrist who might not have an expertise in ADHD.

While Inflow’s virtual clinic focuses primarily on ADHD, it is common to have another condition in addition to your ADHD. Please discuss this with your Inflow provider as they can determine a treatment plan in conjunction with the co-occurring condition.

Trouble finding a pharmacy?

Our providers are able to help you choose a pharmacy that works for you. If you have any issues at all with your prescription, our dedicated customer support team will work directly with you and your prescriber to ensure you get your medication in hand ASAP. If you have any issues please reach out to [email protected].

How does Inflow work?

Inflow’s clinic is a virtual service where you have 1-on-1 telemedicine sessions with a licensed Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, or PMHNP. In these sessions you'll create a tailored treatment plan in an effort to manage your ADHD symptoms. This may include via prescription medication.

Your initial visit is a 45 minute 1-on-1 video call between you and one of our providers. This session is virtual and at a time of your choice. Your provider will work with you to assess your ADHD symptoms and outline a treatment plan that can include prescription medication if clinically appropriate. If so, your provider will meet monthly with you for continued monitoring and assessment. It’s a collaborative experience where our providers will work with you to guide you along a best-in-class treatment plan. Your membership grants you access to book appointments with your provider at times most convenient for you.

Which states does Inflow support?

Inflow is currently only available in New York, Florida and Ohio. Our mission is to provide greater access to high quality ADHD care and we're working hard to be available in additional states very soon. Proof of residency is necessary when scheduling an appointment, this will include a photo ID.

Who are Inflow's providers?

‍Our providers are all licensed Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners, or PMHNPs. They can prescribe medicine the same way a doctor or psychiatrist can. They are all supervised and supported by Dr. Kartik Patel and Dr. Eli Shalenberg, Inflow’s Medical Director and Medical Advisor.

We are constantly working to improve our patient experience by reviewing patient feedback as well as revisiting best-in-class practices and developments in psychiatric medicine and ADHD.

I'm undiagnosed, can I still have an intake session?

Of course! If you're unsure whether you have ADHD but have concerns about your symptoms or difficulties, it's perfectly reasonable to seek a professional evaluation from one of our providers. Our PMHNPs are trained to assess and diagnose various conditions, including ADHD, based on a comprehensive evaluation of your symptoms, history, and experiences. They can help clarify your concerns and provide guidance on the treatment you should receive moving forward.