Practical answers before you request care.

ClearPath provides outpatient telehealth care for eligible teens and adults who are physically located in California during clinical appointments. Confirm the exact minimum age and any guardian requirements with the practice.

No. A comprehensive psychiatric evaluation begins with the concerns, history, health, context, and goals—not with a required diagnosis.

No. ClearPath offers comprehensive psychiatric evaluation and medication management, with specialized expertise in ADHD. The practice determines individually whether a particular concern is appropriate for ongoing care.

This website currently publishes ADHD as the confirmed condition specialty. A comprehensive evaluation may consider other clinically relevant symptoms and possible explanations, but that does not establish ongoing treatment for every condition.

The clinician reviews the current concerns, their timing and impact, relevant health and medication history, development, sleep, mood, anxiety, context, strengths, prior care, and reasonable alternative explanations. The exact assessment depends on the individual.

A focused ADHD evaluation may review attention, executive function, development, school or work history, emotional regulation, health, sleep, context, and daily impact. Rating scales or outside information may support—but do not replace—the clinical evaluation.

No. Diagnosis and treatment recommendations depend on the individual evaluation. Medication, including controlled medication, is never automatic.

ClearPath currently publishes comprehensive psychiatric evaluation, focused ADHD evaluation, medication management, integrated individual therapy, accommodation documentation, and workplace wellbeing workshops.

No. Documentation may support an appropriate request, but the school, testing organization, university, or employer makes the final decision.

ClearPath accepts Aetna and UnitedHealthcare. Clinician participation, plan products, benefits, and patient costs can vary, so verify coverage before an appointment.

Contact ClearPath before scheduling to request current self-pay fees and Good Faith Estimate information when applicable.

Cancellations made with less than 24 hours’ notice may result in a $200 charge.

Use ordinary email only for non-urgent administrative questions and avoid including private medical details. Use the practice’s designated intake and patient channels for clinical information.

No. ClearPath is an outpatient practice and does not provide emergency or crisis-response services. If you are in immediate danger, call 911. For crisis support in the U.S., call or text 988.

Begin on the appointment page to review the current eligibility information and open the practice’s designated intake. Email a non-urgent administrative question if you need help with logistics.