Complex ADHD Care — When ADHD Isn't Straightforward

Maybe you already have an ADHD diagnosis — but the medication stopped working, or it never quite fit. Maybe
anxiety, depression, or bipolar disorder complicate the picture. Dr. Osadolor works with the ADHD cases that are not simple: comorbid conditions, prior treatment failures, and diagnoses that deserve a second look.

Second opinions welcome · No referral needed

Does any of this sound familiar?

  • You have an ADHD diagnosis, but your current medication stopped working or never worked well.
  • You have ADHD plus anxiety, depression, or bipolar disorder, and no one has treated the whole picture at once.
  • Your symptoms changed with age, pregnancy, or perimenopause, and your old treatment plan does not fit anymore.
  • You have tried three or more medications without real relief.
  • You want a second opinion before making another change.

Complex ADHD Consultation

Full Treatment History Review
Every medication you’ve tried, what helped, what didn’t, and why, reviewed in detail.

Comorbidity Screening
A structured look at anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and other conditions that commonly occur alongside ADHD.

Diagnostic Re-Evaluation
When appropriate, a fresh look at whether the original diagnosis was complete.

A Rebuilt Treatment Plan
A medication strategy built around your full picture, not just the ADHD line item on your chart.

Comorbid ADHD is commonly under-treated

ADHD rarely shows up alone. Anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorder are common

companions, and when only one condition gets treated, the others quietly undermine the

treatment plan. Dr. Osadolor specializes in untangling these overlapping presentations —

including how they show up differently in women across different life stages.

Frequently Asked Questions

I already have an ADHD diagnosis. Why would I need this instead of a regular med management visit?

If your current treatment is working well, a standard medication management visit is the right fit. This page is
for patients whose treatment isn’t working, or who have comorbid conditions that haven’t been addressed together.

Do you accept patients on controlled substance medications from another provider?

Yes. Bring your treatment history to your first visit and we’ll review it together.

Is this covered by insurance?

Yes, the same insurance accepted for all psychiatric visits applies. See our Insurance and Fees page for the
current list.

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Partnering With Minnesota Providers

We work alongside therapists, primary care providers, OB-GYNs, and psychologists across Minnesota. If you’re a provider looking to refer a patient, we make the process simple.

Ready to get started?

New patient appointments are available this week. No referral needed. The same provider at every visit.

Questions? Call 800-223-4914

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