The ADHD GP

13/10/2026

The story updated. Dr Meg McKeown - the rural generalist.

Rural Generalists support the healthcare needs of rural and health communities across Australia. Their experiences are unique. Meet them here

30/09/2026

The perfect month to start your journey, new appointments open this Saturday: https://adhd-gp.com.au/

30/09/2026

The GP assessments have started and are going strong: https://www.hotdoc.com.au/medical-centres/hobart-TAS-7000/dr-meg-mckeown-the-adhd-gp/doctors/dr-meg-mckeown-the-adhd-gp

18/09/2026

If you’ve been waiting to see if a GP ADHD assessment rather than a specialist ADHD assessment might be right for you, the rules have changed in Tasmania and we have started the new pathway. Request a first appointment to discuss this option with our Tasmanian accredited ADHD GP.

This pathway is also available if you need a review before continuing your medication at the 2-3 year mark or if you have had an assessment by a psychologist and now you would like to see if medication might help.

https://www.hotdoc.com.au/medical-centres/telehealth/adhd-doctors-tasmania/doctors

Join your appointment here: 🔗 https://adhdgp.coviu.com/join

24/08/2026

Now also offering appointments in QLD by Telehealth at Cairns Health Collective.

Phone: 07 4031 1204
To make a booking

24/08/2026

03/06/2026

GP-led ADHD telehealth care is available now in Tasmania, with specialist shared care arranged when clinically needed. Our new expanded pathway launched in July — you’re welcome to request a first video appointment now to start planning your pathway.

https://www.hotdoc.com.au/medical-centres/telehealth/adhd-doctors-tasmania/doctors

23/01/2026

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15/11/2025

Bookings are now open on HotDoc.

https://www.hotdoc.com.au/medical-centres/telehealth/adhd-doctors-tasmania/doctors

15/11/2025

From the 1/12/25 the options will broaden in QLD and GPs with an interest in ADHD will be trusted to diagnose and prescribe for adults as well as children when appropriate.

From December 1, specialist general practitioners will have the ability to diagnose adults with ADHD and prescribe medication, in an Australian first.