The Kantoko Difference
A dedicated ADHD care team for the long term, with support that evolves as your needs change.
Assessment is only the beginning
For many adults, ADHD care does not end with an assessment. Symptoms shift, medication may need adjusting, and life circumstances change.
Where many telehealth models stop
Many ADHD telehealth clinics stop at assessment and initial prescribing. For people who need ongoing support, that can leave a gap.
How Kantoko is different
Kantoko fills that gap. A dedicated clinical team supports your care from the start, with treatment plans that adapt as your needs change over time.
What this looks like at Kantoko
Collaborative care team
You're supported by a clinical team — not a single solo practitioner. You see and interact with different members of the Kantoko Clinical Team, all working from a shared understanding of your history.
Care that evolves with you
Your treatment is shaped by your clinical needs and guided by your progress, with room to adapt as circumstances change over time.
Beyond ADHD Assessment
Your care plan extends well beyond your assessment with regular check-ins, medication reviews, and ongoing clinical oversight.
Accessible from anywhere
All appointments are via telehealth, so you can access quality ADHD care from home, work, or wherever suits you — anywhere in Australia.
A side-by-side look
Kantoko
Care model
Collaborative team-based care with treatment plans built around clinical need
Clinical team
A dedicated Kantoko Clinical Team — you interact with different members who all know your history
Treatment planning
Individualised treatment plans that evolve with you over time
Follow-up
Reviews built into every care plan
Coverage
100% telehealth, from anywhere in Australia
Standard ADHD Telehealth
Care model
A single clinician focused on initial assessment
Clinical team
One clinician, or a different one each appointment
Treatment planning
Assessment and initial prescribing only
Follow-up
Patient-initiated at varied price points
Coverage
Telehealth availability varies by state, with limited support if you relocate
Care model
Kantoko
Collaborative team-based care with treatment plans built around clinical need
Standard ADHD telehealth
A single clinician focused on initial assessment
Clinical team
Kantoko
A dedicated Kantoko Clinical Team — you interact with different members who all know your history
Standard ADHD telehealth
One clinician, or a different one each appointment
Treatment planning
Kantoko
Individualised treatment plans that evolve with you over time
Standard ADHD telehealth
Assessment and initial prescribing only
Follow-up
Kantoko
Reviews built into every care plan
Standard ADHD telehealth
Patient-initiated at varied price points
Coverage
Kantoko
100% telehealth, from anywhere in Australia
Standard ADHD telehealth
Telehealth availability varies by state, with limited support if you relocate
This comparison reflects general differences in care model. Individual experiences may vary.
Who Kantoko is for
Busy adults balancing work, family, and everyday responsibilities
People who want ADHD care that fits into a full life, with telehealth appointments and ongoing support that is easier to access and maintain.
Parents, especially mothers, recognising ADHD in themselves
For many adults, questions about their own ADHD begin when their child is assessed. Kantoko supports adults who are exploring this for the first time and looking for both assessment and ongoing care.
Adults exploring ADHD later in life
Some people only begin considering ADHD in their 40s, 50s, or later, after years of feeling that something has been missed. Kantoko may suit adults looking for clarity, treatment, and longer-term support at any stage of life.
People in regional and rural Australia
For adults living outside major cities, accessing ADHD assessment and ongoing care can be difficult. Kantoko's telehealth-first model helps make care more accessible, wherever you are based.
Common questions
It means your care is supported by a clinical team, not just a single clinician in isolation. Different members of the Kantoko Clinical Team may be involved at different stages, working from a shared understanding of your history and treatment plan.
Kantoko is designed for adults seeking ongoing ADHD care beyond initial assessment, with treatment plans built around their individual needs that can adapt as circumstances change over time.
Many telehealth clinics are built around fast assessment and initial prescribing with a single clinician. Kantoko uses a collaborative care model with a dedicated clinical team, individualised treatment plans, and ongoing support designed for the long term.
Yes. To begin care with Kantoko, you will need a GP referral.
Before your appointment, we also require baseline health checks for clinical safety, including blood pressure, pulse, weight, and an ECG.
You will also need the following blood tests:
- FBC
- EUC
- LFT
- TFT
- B12/folate
- Iron studies
These requirements help us assess treatment safely and appropriately. For the full referral and pre-appointment requirements, please see our Referrers page.
After your initial ADHD assessment, if you are diagnosed with ADHD, your clinician will work with you to build a treatment plan tailored to your clinical needs. Ongoing care may include follow-up appointments, medication reviews and adjustments where appropriate, and continued support to ensure your treatment remains effective as your needs evolve over time.
Yes. Many patients transfer to Kantoko from another ADHD clinic when they are looking for more continuity and a longer-term approach to ADHD care. We aim to make the transition as smooth and straightforward as possible. To support safe and appropriate care, you will still need a referral and the required tests before getting started with Kantoko.