Start by completing a short quiz to see if you qualify for an assessment. If you do, you'll be directed to book your 1-hour virtual assessment online.

Before your appointment, you'll complete several intake forms and screening questionnaires. 

After the assessment, your nurse practitioner will provide a written medical letter outlining the results and recommended next steps, regardless of the outcome.

July Health can help manage your ADHD treatment if you have previously completed an ADHD assessment and were diagnosed by a qualified physician, nurse practitioner, or clinical psychologist.

Getting started is easy:
1. We simply require a medical letter stating your confirmed ADHD diagnosis and if relevant, current medications and mental health history. Please email this to us at clinic@julyhealth.com or by fax at (855) 704-1555.
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2. You can skip the full assessment, and book a one-time re-assessment appointment ($199) with a nurse practitioner to discuss your symptoms & treatment plan including prescriptions, if appropriate.

3. Follow-up appointments typically happen once every 1-3 months as-needed

The virtual 1-hour assessment is $550. If you receive a diagnosis and want to discuss treatment options, a follow-up appointment with your nurse practitioner is $99 per visit to start, adjust, and monitor your treatment plan.

No, ADHD assessments conducted by our nurse practitioner are not covered by OHIP at this time.

Standard extended health benefit plans do not cover this service. However, if your plan includes a Health Spending Account (HSA) or a general health account where nurse practitioner services qualify, you may be able to submit for reimbursement. We recommend checking directly with your provider.

This service is currently available to Ontario residents only.

Your assessment is conducted by a registered nurse practitioner (NP) with clinical experience in ADHD and women's health. All care providers at July Health have personal lived experience with the same hormonal and/or mental health conditions we have a special focus in.

ADHD presents differently from person to person, and is frequently underdiagnosed in women. Common symptoms include difficulty sustaining attention, forgetfulness, disorganization, impulsivity, emotional dysregulation, rejection sensitivity, executive dysfunction (difficulty initiating or completing tasks), restlessness, and challenges with time management.

Many people with ADHD also experience co-occurring conditions like anxiety, depression, and PCOS.

Before your appointment, complete all intake forms and screening questionnaires thoroughly and honestly. These could include: a general medical history intake form, ASRS, ASRS-O, ACE Questionnaire, GAD-7, PHQ-9.

If you have previous assessments, reports, or relevant medical records, have those available.

You'll receive a medical letter from your nurse practitioner outlining the diagnosis and recommended next steps. From there, you can book a follow-up appointment with the same nurse practitioner to discuss your treatment plan.

Depending on your symptoms and goals, treatment may include medication, which your NP can prescribe if appropriate, along with referrals to our registered dietitians and registered social worker for wraparound support.

Treatment is tailored to you. It may include stimulant or non-stimulant medication managed by your nurse practitioner, as well as support from our multidisciplinary team.

Our registered dietitians can help with evidence-based nutrition strategies for low appetite from stimulant medications, managing cravings, dopamine-driven binge eating patterns, meal planning, and more.

Our registered social worker offers psychotherapy for ADHD including strategies for executive dysfunction, rejection sensitivity dysphoria, emotional regulation, and building systems for daily life.

You'll still receive a medical letter outlining the assessment results and your nurse practitioner's clinical recommendations for next steps. Your NP will help point you in the right direction, whether that means exploring other diagnoses, referrals, or supportive care.

Yes, July Health welcomes patients of all gender identities. We provide support for hormonal conditions as it affects anyone with ovaries or a uterus, regardless of whether you identify as a woman, non-binary, trans masculine, or otherwise. Your gender identity will never be a barrier to receiving care here.

Our founding nurse practitioner is a member of the queer community and provides gender-affirming care. Like every clinician on our team, she brings lived experience to her practice, so you’ll never have to explain your identity before you can talk about your health.

July Health is built specifically for women and gender-diverse individuals with complex, overlapping conditions. Our clinicians have lived experience with the conditions they treat, which means they understand the nuance of late diagnoses, symptom masking, and the exhaustion of not being taken seriously.

Beyond the assessment itself, we offer integrated medical, nutrition, and mental health support under one roof using a proprietary care approach, so your care doesn't stop at a diagnosis.