ADHD Treatment & Testing in Alpharetta

Yes. Dr. Jerath, a board-certified family medicine physician, evaluates and treats adults with ADHD at our Alpharetta clinic, 1 mile from Avalon. Some adults come to us for a first evaluation, others to continue care that started elsewhere.

Yes. GENEVA sees teens and adults for ADHD evaluation and treatment. Each plan is tailored to the patient’s age, school or work life and medical history.

Your evaluation starts with a detailed history and validated screening questionnaires, followed by a clinical evaluation with Dr. Jerath. She also looks at sleep, mood, thyroid and other factors that can mimic ADHD, then walks you through the findings and your options.

Yes, when it is clinically appropriate after a full evaluation. Dr. Jerath prescribes stimulant and non-stimulant options in line with federal and Georgia rules for controlled medications, with regular follow-ups to adjust your plan. Whether medication is right for you depends on your evaluation.

Yes. Our clinic is at 3275 North Point Pkwy in Alpharetta, 1 mile from Avalon, and we welcome adults and teens from Johns Creek, Milton, Roswell and across North Atlanta.

Tap Book an ADHD evaluation on this page to choose a time online, or call us at (470) 704-9687. If you have previous records or a current medication list, please bring them to your first visit.

Most patients have monthly visits when starting treatment, then transition to every 3 months once stable.

Some follow-up visits may be available by telehealth for Georgia patients when appropriate. Controlled medications follow federal and Georgia rules and may require in-person visits.

ADHD symptoms vary depending on the type of ADHD a person has. Predominantly inattentive ADHD often appears as difficulty staying focused, completing tasks, organizing activities, or following directions. Many patients also describe mental fatigue, forgetfulness, and becoming easily distracted.

Predominantly hyperactive impulsive ADHD shows up as constant movement, restlessness, difficulty waiting, interrupting others, or talking excessively. Some patients experience a combination of both inattentive and hyperactive impulsive symptoms, which is the most common presentation in adults.

Because ADHD looks different from person to person, a careful clinical evaluation is essential for an accurate diagnosis.

The exact cause of ADHD is still being studied, but several factors are known to increase risk. These include:

Genetics such as having a family history of ADHD or related conditions
Environmental factors including exposure to toxins during development
Brain development patterns that affect executive function, attention, and emotional regulation

ADHD is not caused by poor parenting, lack of discipline, or character flaws. It is a neurological condition that benefits from proper medical evaluation and a personalized treatment plan.

Untreated ADHD can affect many areas of daily life. Teens may find school, confidence and friendships harder than they need to be. Adults often describe difficulty with organization, time management, emotional regulation, and workplace performance.

This condition can also affect self esteem, strain relationships, and contribute to anxiety, depression, sleep issues, or learning differences. Many patients also experience a higher rate of avoidable accidents because of inattention or impulsivity.

Proper diagnosis and treatment help improve focus, reduce stress, strengthen executive skills, and support overall well being at every age.

Dr. Jerath offers a comprehensive and medically grounded approach to ADHD for both teens and adults. Your treatment plan is developed through a detailed visit that may include a clinical interview, screening tools, medical history, and a full review of symptoms, lifestyle patterns, and co existing conditions.

Care may include:

• Medication management when appropriate, using evidence based options
• Behavioral strategies to improve focus, structure, and daily function
• Lifestyle guidance on sleep, nutrition, and routines that support executive function
• Emotional support for stress, burnout, and overwhelm that commonly accompany ADHD
• Ongoing follow up with regular visits to adjust your plan and support your progress

Dr. Jerath focuses on treating the whole person rather than the diagnosis alone. Your plan is designed to be safe, personalized, and sustainable.

In addition to medication when needed, Dr. Jerath offers a fully integrated plan that may include:

• Nutrition guidance such as reducing processed sugars and supporting stable energy
• Targeted supplements that promote healthy brain function
• Mind body practices such as meditation and stress reduction techniques
• Regular physical activity to improve mood, attention, and emotional regulation
• Sleep optimization which plays a major role in focus and executive function

Integrative support is available whether you prefer a natural-first approach or want to combine multiple strategies for the best outcome.