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Can i get treated for adult add without insurance?
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See doctor: If you suspect you have adhd, you should consult your doctor or clinic. This is a neurobiologic disorder that cannot be diagnosed by a layperson or google. The decision on how to treat is based on a thorough evaluation by a well trained doctor for each individual patient. The cost depends on the individual doctor or clinic. Insurance frequently covers this condition poorly, anyway.
Answered 10/28/2014
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