What's a hybrid ADHD clinic, and how do they help reduce waitlists?

A hybrid ADHD clinic offers a blended care model that combines in-clinic services with online and telehealth services, supported by digital technology such as remote ADHD tools.

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What does a hybrid ADHD pathway look like?

A hybrid clinic offering consultations and assessment via telehealth and using digital tools like online symptom trackers and remote ADHD tests can look something like this -

How hybrid ADHD care solves common ADHD pathway problems

Parents and caregivers on the use of telehealth in ADHD care -  

• 70% found telehealth easy to use 
• 62% were comfortable communicating with healthcare professionals via telehealth 
• 59% were satisfied with telehealth 
• 81% were willing to use telehealth for future ADHD appointments 

Source: Galvin et al. 

Opportunities for appointments via Telehealth add flexibility, allowing clinicians to see more patients without needing additional buildings or staff on-site every day. And, they do it without compromising on quality, safety, or experience for their patients.

In doing so, hybrid models solve some of the biggest, most persistent challenges in ADHD care.

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Hybrid ADHD clinics – the future of ADHD care?

In a landscape of high demand and long waitlists, hybrid clinics are essential to helping clinicians deliver the gold standard of ADHD care in 2025 and beyond. 

Hybrid clinics effectively address many existing problems in care pathways and offer distinct benefits to both patients and clinicians.

Patients are becoming more familiar with the idea of receiving health services digitally, and as digital tools continue to improve, any existing patient concerns are likely to diminish further.

Continue reading: Ways hybrid ADHD clinics reduce waitlists without compromising quality of care