Serving eligible adults in participating states.
Many adults seeking ADHD care have experienced rushed visits, limited explanations, or treatment plans focused primarily on medication.
At Odyssey Health, I take a different approach.
Medication can be an important and effective tool, but ADHD care works best when we also understand the person behind the symptoms—including sleep, stress, nutrition, medical history, and the goals that matter most to you.
Your first visit is designed to understand far more than whether you meet criteria for ADHD. We take time to understand your symptoms, medical history, previous treatment experiences, daily routines, goals, and the factors that may be affecting your health and quality of life.
Comprehensive ADHD symptom evaluation
Review of medical and mental health history
Discussion of previous ADHD treatments and medication experiences
Review of sleep, stress, nutrition, routines, and lifestyle factors
Blood pressure and cardiovascular considerations when appropriate
Discussion of treatment options tailored to your situation
Every evaluation is individualized. The goal is not simply to determine whether ADHD is present—but to understand the whole person before making treatment recommendations.
When we work together, the goal isn't simply getting through an appointment.
The goal is helping you better understand your ADHD, your treatment options, and the strategies that support long-term success.
Why Patients Choose Odyssey Health
Physician-led care from start to finish
A direct relationship with your physician
Thoughtful evaluation before treatment decisions
Medication management when appropriate – not automatic
Discussion of sleep, nutrition, exercise, stress, routines, and lifestyle factors
Transparent pricing with no insurance surprises
Telemedicine with a personal connection
From your first appointment through ongoing follow-up, every step is designed to make your care clear, thoughtful, and personalized.
Before your first visit, you'll complete a thoughtful intake questionnaire that helps Dr. Dorner understand your symptoms, medical history, goals, and previous treatment experiences.
Your first appointment takes place through secure telemedicine.
Together, we'll review your symptoms, medical history, lifestyle factors, goals, and treatment options.
If medication is appropriate, we'll discuss the expected benefits, possible side effects, ongoing monitoring, and lifestyle strategies that support long-term success.
Your plan may also include discussion of sleep, nutrition, exercise, routines, and strategies that support ADHD management.
Long-term success comes from ongoing communication and thoughtful adjustments over time.
Follow-up visits focus on what is working, what needs improvement, and how your care plan should evolve over time.
ADHD can affect focus, organization, motivation, emotional regulation, relationships, work, school, and daily responsibilities.
At Odyssey Health, every treatment plan begins with understanding your symptoms, goals, health, and the life you're trying to build.
Reviewing current ADHD symptoms and concerns
Reviewing previous diagnoses and treatment experiences
Discussing medication options when appropriate
Monitoring benefits, side effects, blood pressure, and overall response
Reviewing sleep, stress, exercise, nutrition, routines, and daily habits
Adjusting your care plan based on your progress
Treatment isn't simply about reducing ADHD symptoms.
Medication can be one of the most effective tools for ADHD treatment, but choosing the right approach requires individualized care.
Odyssey Health provides thoughtful evaluation and management of ADHD treatment options, including stimulant and non-stimulant medications when clinically appropriate.
Your current ADHD symptoms and treatment goals
Previous medication experiences
Medical and mental health history
Medication benefits, side effects, and overall response
Blood pressure and cardiovascular considerations
Sleep, stress, nutrition, exercise, and other lifestyle factors
Medication decisions are made carefully and individualized to each patient. Controlled medications require careful evaluation, appropriate monitoring, and ongoing follow-up.
An ADHD diagnosis does not automatically mean medication will be prescribed, and no specific medication can be guaranteed.
The goal is safe, effective treatment that supports your function, health, and long-term success.
Medication, including controlled medications, is prescribed only when clinically appropriate and permitted under applicable federal and state law.
Odyssey Health is a direct-pay medical practice.
Care is provided directly between you and your physician without insurance billing or unexpected insurance-based charges.
Comprehensive ADHD Evaluation
$279
Includes:
Review of current symptoms and functional concerns
Review of medical, mental health, and treatment history
Discussion of medication and non-medication treatment options
Personalized treatment plan
ADHD Follow-Up Care
$189
Includes:
Medication management when appropriate
Review of treatment response and side effects
Prescription adjustments when needed
Ongoing support and care-plan updates
Insurance is not billed. HSA and FSA funds may be used when eligible.
Yes, when clinically appropriate.
ADHD treatment may include stimulant or non-stimulant medication depending on your symptoms, medical history, previous treatment response, side effects, personal goals, and safety considerations.
Medication is individualized and is not automatically prescribed based on an ADHD diagnosis alone.
Yes, stimulant medications may be considered when medically appropriate.
Stimulants are among the most studied treatments for ADHD and can be very effective for many patients. However, they are controlled medications and require careful evaluation, appropriate monitoring, and ongoing follow-up.
Yes.
For some patients, non-stimulant medications may be a better fit due to side effects, personal preference, medical history, anxiety, sleep concerns, cardiovascular considerations, or other factors.
ADHD treatment is individualized — there is no one-size-fits-all medication.
Odyssey Health provides physician-led ADHD care focused on individualized, long-term management rather than medication alone.
Treatment may include discussion of:
✓ Medication options
✓ Sleep quality
✓ Nutrition
✓ Exercise
✓ Caffeine and alcohol use
✓ Supplements
✓ Lifestyle factors affecting ADHD symptoms
The goal is sustainable improvement in focus, function, health, and quality of life.
Many factors can affect medication response.
Before deciding whether to increase a dose, switch medications, or take another approach, Odyssey Health reviews:
✓ Medication timing
✓ Duration of benefit
✓ Side effects
✓ Sleep
✓ Stress
✓ Nutrition
✓ Caffeine use
✓ Other medications or supplements
Sometimes a medication change helps. Other times, addressing the bigger picture can make a meaningful difference.
Yes.
Please share all prescription medications, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements, nootropics, sleep aids, pre-workouts, and energy products.
“Natural” does not always mean risk-free. Reviewing the full picture helps improve safety and personalize your treatment plan.
Some ADHD medications can affect blood pressure and heart rate.
Monitoring helps ensure treatment remains safe and appropriate. Your medical history, family history, symptoms, and risk factors are considered before and during treatment.
Medication shortages can happen and may affect certain medications, strengths, or pharmacies.
Odyssey Health works with patients to review appropriate options, which may include medication adjustments or alternative treatments when clinically appropriate.
Specific medications or immediate pharmacy availability cannot be guaranteed.
Follow-up visits are used to review:
✓ Treatment response
✓ Medication effectiveness
✓ Side effects
✓ Dose or timing adjustments
✓ Health and lifestyle factors affecting ADHD
The goal is ongoing optimization, not simply renewing prescriptions.
Odyssey Health is a direct-pay medical practice and does not bill insurance directly.
This allows care to occur directly between you and your physician without relying on insurance coverage decisions or billing requirements.
HSA/FSA funds may be used when eligible under your plan.
Odyssey Health can provide a superbill upon request that you may submit to your insurance company for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Reimbursement is determined by your insurance plan and is not guaranteed.
Odyssey Health currently provides ADHD telemedicine services, including medication management when clinically appropriate and legally permitted, for eligible patients located in:
✓ Illinois
✓ Indiana
✓ Minnesota
✓ Tennessee
✓ Mississippi
✓ Florida
Dr. Dorner also maintains additional state medical licenses as Odyssey Health continues to expand.
Availability and prescribing options vary by state and are subject to applicable telemedicine and prescribing requirements.

I'm Dr. Matt Dorner, a board-certified Family Medicine physician and founder of Odyssey Health.
ADHD is rarely just about attention. It can affect work, relationships, confidence, parenting, routines, and everyday life.
Too often, treatment focuses on a prescription without taking time to understand why someone is struggling or what else may help.
That’s why I created Odyssey Health: to provide thoughtful, physician-led ADHD care that looks at the whole person before developing a treatment plan.
Medication can be an important part of treatment, but good care begins with listening.
Board-certified Family Medicine physician
Graduate of the University of Arizona Integrative Medicine Fellowship
Extensive experience evaluating and treating adult ADHD through telemedicine
Direct physician relationship
Personalized telemedicine care
If you are looking for ADHD care that takes time to understand your symptoms, your goals, health, and your story, Odyssey Health is here to help.
Take the next step toward thoughtful, personalized ADHD care.
Questions? Contact Odyssey Health before scheduling.