Dr Jonathon Preston

Changes in federal health leadership can influence how the United States approaches diagnosis, treatment, research, education, and access to care. That makes new appointments during a Trump administration relevant to families and adults affected by attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). However, appointments alone do not create a new standard of care. Their significance depends on the policies … Read more

Getting coverage for ADHD care can involve more than finding a clinician or choosing a medication. Families may need to understand plan rules, provider networks, prior authorization requirements, deductibles, and the difference between medical treatment and educational support. Political debates, including those described through a Trump-Kennedy health care lens, can add another layer of uncertainty. … Read more