Cerebral VS Lemonaid Health

I'm in an area where the only doctors who take my insurance basically believe ADHD is fake, so I had to resort to Cerebral. I pay a monthly fee that covers 2 therapy sessions and an appointment with a prescriber (if you and your therapist decide to go the medication route). I've heard some claims that they just push pills, but they had no problem when I initially didn't want to get medication, and have been super... Source: 10 months ago

I use Ro Mind online it much less expensive for a monthly visit. You can also use your on pharmacy if you choose to ( in my case it is cheaper) But all the appointments are telemedicine and my local pharmacy charges about $20.00 for my script. Previously to Ro Mind I use a company called Get Cerebral cerebral.com ($99.00 per month) . They may have new patient specials Actually I just checked RO Mind has a 1st... Source: 10 months ago

Holy shit. This is me. Except I've been in treatment for ADHD for the last 18ish months and feeling some minor relief, capped by the fact that cerebral.com won't prescribe stimulant-based treatments. Still intaking 1000mg (or more) of caffeine a day and still feeling drained. Source: 11 months ago

Honestly your best bet is an online service such as https://cerebral.com/. Source: about 1 year ago

Yeah as soon as open enrolment comes this year I have to get off this GEHA high deductible crap, nobody takes it, so its pretty much like walking in off the street with no insurance. I use cerebral.com just so I can get the meds to cope. Source: over 1 year ago

Sometimes, though, even support is not enough and you do need medication. For me personally, I went way too long without medication, and getting on ADHD meds and antidepressants was the best thing I ever did for myself. There is no shame in it either; brain chemistry isn't something we have much control over, yet it affects SO much of our thoughts and behaviors. If you have a general doctor you can see, perhaps it... Source: about 2 years ago

For mental health treatment, look for places that offer sliding scale treatment. There's also lemonaidhealth.com and khealth.com. The first one offers depression and anxiety treatment starting from 25/month and the second site is 12/month and both are telehealth services. I'm not affiliated nor have I used them. Any script they write, get the goodrx app for discounts at a pharmacy. Source: over 2 years ago

Is she trying to get on birth control to regulate them? If that’s mostly what the call would be about, I’d def say it’s worth it! There are several good sites to use for BC. Try http://lemonaidhealth.com. Source: almost 3 years ago