Apps and online care
Done ADHD vs Brightline
They differ on 8 of 10 things we check. No winner here: the better one is the one that fits what you need and how you'd pay.
Done ADHD
You fill in an online assessment, then see a clinician by video who can diagnose ADHD and prescribe medication, with follow-ups on a monthly membership.
Brightline
You start with an in-depth evaluation of your child, then work with a therapist, psychiatrist or coach by video or at a clinic, with parents involved in care.
Where they differ
- Good for
- Done ADHD: Adults who want a video ADHD evaluation and have checked Done's current status first; Adults already diagnosed with ADHD who want medication follow-ups by video
- Brightline: Parents of children or teens up to 18 with anxiety, OCD, ADHD or behaviour problems; Families in New York, New Jersey or Connecticut who want in-person or video visits
- Cost
- Done ADHD: Price not published; contact Done for current membership fees
- Brightline: Copay with insurance; $200–$275/session self-pay ($350 first session)
- How you pay
- Done ADHD: I'll pay myself
- Brightline: Insurance
- Where
- Done ADHD: Web
- Brightline: iPhone, Android, Web
- Research
- Done ADHD: Early research
- Brightline: Limited research
- Privacy
- Done ADHD: Grade C
- Brightline: Grade A
- Sells your data
- Done ADHD: Yes
- Brightline: No
- HIPAA
- Done ADHD: Not stated
- Brightline: Yes
The same for both: kind of help (a therapist), probably not for (anyone in crisis: call or text 988).
In crisis or thinking about suicide? In the US, call or text 988. This page is information from our reviews, not medical advice.