College Student ADHD Treatment
ADHD Treatment for College Students in Ocala
For students at the College of Central Florida, the University of Florida, Santa Fe College or any other college: an ADHD evaluation with a licensed provider for $130 with a valid college ID, half the regular $260. Your first visit is in person at our Ocala office; follow-ups can be by telehealth anywhere in Florida.
The student price: $130
- 50% off the regular $260 first visit
- Book online and keep a card on file
- Show your valid college ID at your visit
- $0 charged when you book
- Follow-ups are $136, the same for everyone
ADHD in college
College leans hard on the skills ADHD makes harder: staying with a long lecture or a dense reading, planning around deadlines, and starting work with nobody checking in. Many adults first notice it in college, where there is more freedom and less structure than in high school. An evaluation with a licensed provider is how you find out whether ADHD explains what you are experiencing, and what treatment could look like.
This information is educational and not medical advice. Your provider completes a full evaluation before recommending any treatment.
What the right plan can help with
Results vary from person to person, but here is what a supervised plan aims to support.
Focus in class
Starting sooner
Less overwhelm
Medically supervised
Telehealth from campus
Built around your semester
Half off your first visit
With a valid college ID and a card on file, your first ADHD visit is $130 instead of $260. Nothing is charged when you book.
Care that fits a class schedule
Book online in a few minutes and pick a time that misses your classes. Make one trip to Ocala for your first visit; after that, follow-ups can be by telehealth from your apartment, your residence hall or anywhere else in Florida.
- 50% off your first visit with a college ID
- First visit in person at our Ocala office
- Telehealth follow-ups anywhere in Florida
- No contract, and nothing charged at booking
How it works for students
One trip to Ocala, then follow-ups that can come to you.
Book online
Pick a time and keep a card on file for the $130 student price. Nothing is charged when you book.
In-person evaluation
Come to our Ocala office with your valid college ID for a 30-minute evaluation with a licensed provider.
Your plan
If treatment makes sense, your provider builds a plan that may combine medication and practical strategies, with clear expectations.
Telehealth follow-ups
Follow-ups are $136 and can be by telehealth anywhere in Florida, while you are physically in the state.
Your first visit is $130 with a valid college ID and a card on file, half the regular $260. Follow-up visits are $136. Full pricing is below.
- A 30-minute in-person evaluation with a licensed provider
- A treatment plan built around your semester
- Medication when your provider judges it appropriate
- Telehealth follow-ups anywhere in Florida
- Ongoing adjustments as things settle
College student ADHD pricing
Your first visit is a 30-minute evaluation with a licensed provider, in person in Ocala. Nothing is charged when you book.
- The 50% off is for new patients enrolled in college: book online with a card on file, then show your valid college ID at your visit.
- It comes off your first visit only. Follow-ups are $136, the same for everyone, and current patients pay the regular prices.
- Your first visit is in person at our Ocala clinic. Follow-ups can be by telehealth anywhere in Florida.
- Nothing is charged when you book. You pay at your visit.
- Not a student? Your first visit is $169 when you keep a card on file.
- Booking without a card is the regular $260, and your appointment is not confirmed until we reach you by phone.
- The only other charge is a $50 no-show fee.
From campus to our Ocala clinic
Your first visit is in person at 200 SW 8th St A, Ocala, FL 34471. Here is the drive from the three nearest campuses, and how the rest of your care works from each.
College of Central Florida
Ocala Campus
10 min
About 3 miles by road from 3001 SW College Rd, Ocala.
East on SW College Road (SR 200), which becomes SW 10th Street, then a right onto SW 8th Street.
CF's Ocala Campus is the closest of the three, so the in-person first visit is a short trip across town between classes. Follow-ups can be in person here or by telehealth, whichever suits the week.
University of Florida
Main campus, Gainesville
50 min
About 40 miles by road from the Reitz Union, 686 Museum Rd.
Archer Road, SW 34th Street and Williston Road to I-75 south, about 31 miles to exit 352 (SR 40), then east on Silver Springs Boulevard into Ocala.
You make the drive once. After your first visit, follow-ups can be by telehealth from your apartment or residence hall in Gainesville. If home is out of state, plan follow-ups for weeks you are on campus: a telehealth visit only works while you are physically in Florida.
Santa Fe College
Northwest Campus, Gainesville
55 min
About 45 miles by road from 3000 NW 83rd St, Gainesville.
NW 83rd Street and NW 39th Avenue (SR 222) to I-75 south at exit 390, about 38 miles to exit 352 (SR 40), then east on Silver Springs Boulevard into Ocala.
The Northwest Campus is about a mile from I-75, so nearly all of the drive is interstate. Taking classes at the Blount Center downtown instead? That drive is about 40 miles, roughly 50 minutes. Either way, the first visit is the only one that has to be in Ocala.
Distances and drive times are road estimates from OpenStreetMap routing data, without traffic; allow longer at rush hour. Hours are Mon-Fri 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM. Padgett Medical Center is not affiliated with the College of Central Florida, the University of Florida or Santa Fe College.
College student ADHD questions, answered
How much does ADHD treatment cost for college students in Ocala?+
College students pay $130 for the first visit, 50% off the regular $260, when they book online with a card on file and show a valid college ID at the visit. It's a 30-minute evaluation with a licensed provider, in person at our Ocala clinic. Follow-up visits are $136, the same for everyone. Nothing is charged when you book, and there's no contract.
Who qualifies for the student price?+
New patients who are enrolled in college and have a valid college ID, shown at the first visit. It isn't limited to CF, UF or Santa Fe College. If you're already a patient with us, the regular prices apply.
Is the 50% off every visit?+
No. It comes off your first visit only. Follow-up visits are $136 for students and everyone else.
How do I get the $130 first visit?+
Book online from any button on this page, pick a time for your in-person visit, and keep a card on file. Bring your valid college ID to the appointment, where we check it and take the 50% off at checkout. Nothing is charged when you book.
Can I book without a card on file?+
Yes, at the regular $260: the student price comes with a card on file. Without one, your appointment is not confirmed until we reach you by phone.
Does my first visit have to be in person if I go to school in Gainesville?+
Yes. Every new patient's first ADHD visit is in person at our Ocala clinic, about 40 miles from UF and 45 from Santa Fe's Northwest Campus by I-75. ADHD treatment can involve a controlled medication, and Florida law is strict about how those are prescribed, so the first evaluation happens face to face. After that, follow-ups can be by telehealth from Gainesville.
Can I do follow-ups by telehealth from campus or from home?+
From anywhere in Florida, yes: your apartment, your residence hall or your family's house in another Florida town. You need to be physically in the state at the time of the visit, so if you're going home out of state for a break, schedule your follow-up for before you leave or after you're back.
What should I bring to my first visit?+
Your valid college ID, which the student price depends on. If you were diagnosed with or treated for ADHD before, bring any records you have so your provider can see them.
Will I be prescribed medication?+
Not necessarily, and nothing is promised before your evaluation. Based on what your provider finds, treatment may bring together medication, when your provider judges it appropriate, practical strategies for studying and planning, and regular follow-up.
Can I share my ADHD medication with a roommate?+
No. Medication prescribed to you is for you only, and giving or selling a controlled medication to anyone else is against the law. With roommates and a busy residence hall, keep it somewhere private.
Are there any hidden fees?+
No. The only charge besides the visit is a $50 no-show fee if you don't come and don't cancel or reschedule at least 24 hours ahead, and that can be applied to your next visit.
Is Padgett part of my college's health services?+
No. Padgett Medical Center is an independent clinic in Ocala and is not affiliated with the College of Central Florida, the University of Florida or Santa Fe College. Your school may run its own counseling and disability services; contact them directly about what they offer.
Free consultation, zero pressure
Take the first step toward feeling your best
Run through a few quick questions and reserve your free consultation, in person in Ocala or by telehealth anywhere in Florida. Most visits land on the same or next business day.
- Your goals reviewed by a real provider
- A plan made for you, never cookie-cutter
- Visit us in Ocala or go telehealth statewide
- A warm, judgment-free team