Adult ADHD · Honolulu

Adult ADHD Care in Honolulu

ADHD: From Distraction to Focus

A short overview of how proper evaluation and treatment can turn adult ADHD from a daily struggle into real focus and confidence.

AI-generated presentation featuring Dr. Casilang’s likeness and voice.

Ongoing adult ADHD care for Honolulu and Oʻahu — medication management, monitoring, and follow-up — by secure video, or in person in Honolulu.

ADHD care for the Honolulu community

Once ADHD is diagnosed, the work that matters most happens over time: finding the right medication and dose, adjusting as life changes, and having a clinician who stays engaged rather than a series of brief refill visits. The MindCounsel offers that kind of ongoing care — ADHD medication management and follow-up built around your goals and reviewed with you at each visit. New patient appointments are typically available within as little as 2 days.

This includes ongoing ADHD medication management, transfer of care for patients already diagnosed elsewhere, treatment monitoring, and the anxiety, depression, and other mood care that frequently comes up alongside ADHD.

Care is available by secure video to anyone on Oʻahu — from Honolulu to Kailua, Kapolei, Pearl City, Aiea, Kaneohe, Waipahu, Ewa Beach, and Mililani — with in-person visits available in Honolulu when appropriate.

New to ADHD, or transferring established care?

If you've never had a formal evaluation, that diagnostic process is described in detail on the statewide adult ADHD evaluation page. If you already have a diagnosis and are changing clinicians, insurance, or location, your prior records and treatment history can be reviewed as part of establishing care here — an independent clinical assessment is still required, and no particular medication is guaranteed, but you won't be starting from zero. Ongoing medication management is described further on the medication management page.

Please note

An evaluation is a careful clinical assessment — not a guarantee of any particular outcome. It does not guarantee that a stimulant, or any specific medication, will be prescribed. Any treatment recommendation is individualized, made together with you, and based on a thorough understanding of your history and goals. When controlled medications are considered, they are managed responsibly and in line with professional and state guidelines.

Built around an Oʻahu workday

For a lot of people working in Downtown, Kakaʻako, or Ala Moana, the barrier to psychiatric care isn't willingness — it's the visit itself: leaving the office, finding parking, sitting in a waiting room. Telepsychiatry removes that. You can meet from your car during a lunch break, from home before H-1 traffic builds, or from anywhere private — no commute across the island required.

In-person visits on Oʻahu

When an in-person visit is useful, it takes place at the Honolulu office — 500 Ala Moana Blvd, Suite 7400 — in the Ala Moana district, an easy reach from Kakaʻako, Downtown, and Waikīkī. Most patients commuting from Kapolei, Mililani, Kāneʻohe, or Pearl City choose telehealth for routine visits and reserve in-person time for the initial evaluation or when it's clinically useful.

Using your insurance

The MindCounsel is in-network with HMSA (including HMSA QUEST / Med-QUEST) and AlohaCare — the two plans held by most Oʻahu patients seen here. For copay guidance and what to confirm before your first visit, see the HMSA and AlohaCare QUEST pages. Self-pay is also available.

Frequently asked

Common questions

How soon can I get an appointment?

New patient appointments are typically available within as little as 2 days, depending on current schedule availability.

Are you located in Honolulu?

Yes — the practice address is 500 Ala Moana Blvd, Suite 7400, Honolulu, HI 96813, and in-person visits in Honolulu are available when appropriate. Most care is delivered by secure video across Hawaiʻi.

Do I have to come in person?

No. Telehealth visits are available throughout Oʻahu and the rest of Hawaiʻi. In-person Honolulu visits are an option, not a requirement.

Does an evaluation guarantee medication?

No. An evaluation is a clinical assessment and does not guarantee that any specific medication, including a stimulant, will be prescribed.

Do you serve all of Oʻahu, or just Honolulu?

All of Oʻahu, by secure video — Honolulu, Kailua, Kapolei, Pearl City, ʻAiea, Kāneʻohe, Waipahu, ʻEwa Beach, and Mililani are all served the same way. In-person visits at the Honolulu office are available when useful.

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Hawaiʻi

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Telepsychiatry across the islands, with in-person visits in Honolulu. In-network with HMSA and AlohaCare; self-pay available. Coverage varies — verify your benefits.

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By phone

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Reach the practice directly to ask a question or get started.

Call (808) 400-4491

Important: The information on this website is educational and is not a substitute for individualized medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It does not create a provider–patient relationship. This is not emergency care. If you are experiencing a medical or mental health emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. If you are in crisis, you can call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline).