ADHD care for Colorado, from someone who gets it.

Online ADHD Treatment in Colorado

Online ADHD treatment in Colorado from Falcons ADHD Plus means an adult ADHD evaluation and medication management by secure video with Nicole M. Falcon, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, a board-certified family nurse practitioner licensed in Colorado. No waiting rooms and no red tape.

What you get

ADHD Evaluation and Medication Management for Colorado Adults

ADHD evaluation and medication management for Colorado adults is handled by one provider, by video. Your first visit is a $350 evaluation with Nicole. After that, follow-ups are monthly for 3 months, then every 90 days once you're stable.

The first step is an adult ADHD evaluation: a live video visit where we listen first, then build your personalized care plan together. It is the same flat fee whether or not you've been diagnosed before.

If medication is part of your plan, ongoing medication management covers stimulant and non-stimulant options when appropriate, dose changes, refills and pharmacy coordination. You message Nicole directly between visits.

Your first appointment

What to Expect at Your First ADHD Visit in Colorado

Your first ADHD visit in Colorado is a live video evaluation with Nicole. You start with a quick fit check online or book by phone or email, join from anywhere in the state, and leave with a care plan.

  1. Book from anywhere in Colorado

    Take the two-minute fit check online, or call or email us. We'll find a time that works for you, and most new patients are seen within 48 hours of booking.

  2. Join by video

    Use a phone or computer with a camera, somewhere private. You need to be in Colorado at the time of the visit.

  3. Build your plan with Nicole

    We listen first, then build your personalized care plan together. Not a cookie-cutter script.

  4. Use your own Colorado pharmacy

    If medication is part of your plan, the prescription is sent to your pharmacy of choice.

Statewide by video

Colorado Cities We Serve for Online ADHD Treatment

The Colorado cities we serve for online ADHD treatment include Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora, Boulder, Fort Collins and Lakewood, along with adults everywhere else in the state. Because every visit is by video, a patient in a mountain town or on the Western Slope gets the same appointment as a patient in downtown Denver.

ADHD Testing in Denver

ADHD testing in Denver, at this practice, is a clinical evaluation by video. There is no office visit and no testing center. The Denver address at 1580 N Logan St is the practice's Colorado office, and care itself is 100% telehealth.

ADHD Care Outside the Denver Metro

ADHD care outside the Denver metro works the same way. If you are in Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, Pueblo, Grand Junction or a smaller community, you see Nicole over video from wherever you are in the state, and your prescription goes to the pharmacy you choose near home.

Controlled medication, done properly

How ADHD Prescriptions Work in Colorado

ADHD prescriptions in Colorado are sent to your pharmacy of choice after a live video evaluation. Most patients receive their first prescription within 24 to 48 hours of their initial consultation, subject to clinical appropriateness.

  • Controlled substance prescriptions, including stimulants, are issued only after a live, synchronous video evaluation.
  • Colorado Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP) records are reviewed at each visit.
  • You sign a controlled substance agreement at intake and keep one prescribing provider for controlled substances.

Federal rules in effect through December 31, 2026 allow controlled medications to be prescribed after an audio-video telehealth visit. They are set out in the DEA and HHS telemedicine extension.

After the first visit

ADHD Follow-Up Schedule for Colorado Patients

The ADHD follow-up schedule for Colorado patients is monthly for the first 3 months while we dial things in, then every 90 days once you're stable. If we adjust your medication, a 30-day check-in is required, then you're back to the every-90-day schedule.

Between visits you message Nicole directly and get answers from the person actually treating you. Once you're stable, care is refreshingly simple: a visit every 90 days, not a constant runaround.

Check for yourself

Verify Your Colorado ADHD Provider's License

You can verify your Colorado ADHD provider's license in about a minute. Colorado nurses and advanced practice nurses are licensed through the Colorado State Board of Nursing, part of the Division of Professions and Occupations.

Search for Nicole Falcon in the state's Colorado license lookup. Her National Provider Identifier is 1164027876, listed in the federal NPI registry with a Denver practice address.

Flat and cash-pay

Online ADHD Treatment Cost in Colorado

Online ADHD treatment cost in Colorado is $350 for the new patient evaluation, then $149 a month or $250 per follow-up visit. The price is the same anywhere in the state.

ADHD care in ColoradoPriceDetails
New patient evaluation$350One flat fee for every new patient. Covers your full comprehensive evaluation with Nicole.
The Clarity Protocol$149/moMonthly ADHD management. Month to month: start or stop whenever.
Pay per visit$250 each follow-upNo monthly commitment. Pay only for the visits you need.

Falcons ADHD Plus does not bill private insurance, Medicare or Medicaid. Superbills are available on request, and many patients use HSA or FSA funds. See all pricing.

Questions answered

Colorado ADHD Telehealth FAQs

These Colorado ADHD telehealth FAQs cover where you need to be, how testing works and what insurance we take.

Do I have to live in Denver to get ADHD treatment?

No, you do not have to live in Denver to get ADHD treatment. Care is by video for Colorado residents anywhere in the state, including Colorado Springs, Aurora, Boulder, Fort Collins and Lakewood.

Do I ever need to visit the Denver office?

No, you never need to visit the Denver office. Falcons ADHD Plus operates exclusively via telehealth, so your evaluation and every follow-up happen over secure video.

How do I get tested for ADHD in Colorado?

To get tested for ADHD in Colorado, you book an evaluation with a licensed clinician. There is no single test for ADHD; a diagnosis comes from a clinical evaluation of your symptoms and history. Here, that is a $350 live video visit with Nicole M. Falcon, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, and most new patients are seen within 48 hours.

Can ADHD medication be prescribed by telehealth in Colorado?

Yes, ADHD medication can be prescribed by telehealth in Colorado when it is clinically appropriate. Federal rules in effect through December 31, 2026 allow it after an audio-video visit. At this practice, controlled prescriptions follow a live video evaluation and a review of Colorado PDMP records.

Do you take insurance or Medicaid in Colorado?

No, we do not take insurance or Medicaid in Colorado. Falcons ADHD Plus is a cash-pay practice and does not bill private insurance, Medicare or Medicaid. Superbills are available on request for HSA/FSA.

Ready to start?

Book Online ADHD Treatment in Colorado

Booking online ADHD treatment in Colorado starts with a two-minute fit check online, or one call or email. Most new patients are seen within 48 hours.

Not sure yet? Take the two-minute fit check. Looking for weight loss or hormone care? See all Colorado telehealth services.

Sources

  1. Drug Enforcement Administration and Department of Health and Human Services. Fourth Temporary Extension of COVID-19 Telemedicine Flexibilities for Prescription of Controlled Medications. 90 FR 61301, December 31, 2025. federalregister.gov
  2. Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies, Division of Professions and Occupations. License lookup. apps2.colorado.gov
  3. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. NPPES NPI Registry, record 1164027876. npiregistry.cms.hhs.gov
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