Continuing ADHD care · New South Wales

A diagnosis doesn’t expire. Care can carry on here.

Doctors retire, books close, referrals lapse. Picking ADHD care back up is usually simpler than people expect.

My ADHD GP is the ADHD service inside Rosedale Medical Practice, West Pennant Hills. Continuing care runs by telehealth across New South Wales, from age six. One visit in person sets up the Medicare rebate on everything that follows.

Continuing ADHD care and adult assessment are both open now.

(02) 9680 9644 Rather just ask? Reception can usually say whether this fits in under a minute.

Telehealth for continuing care, across NSW
First appointments at West Pennant Hills
GP led, RACGP accredited
Ages 6 and over
Every fee published upfront

About a minute in total

Your details

First, how can the practice reach you?

So nothing is lost if you get interrupted. Five short questions follow.

Full name

EmailThat email doesn’t look right

MobileEnter an Australian mobile, like 0412 345 678

Do you have a written ADHD diagnosis from a psychologist, psychiatrist or paediatrician?

Whenever it was made. The letter or report is what matters.

Is there a care plan already in place?

A lapsed plan still counts, and so does one set up by a doctor who has since moved on.

How old is the person who needs care?

We provide continuing ADHD care from age six.

Do you live in New South Wales?

Our GPs work under New South Wales authority, and that authority applies to care delivered here.

Will this practice be your main GP for this care?

New South Wales asks that ongoing ADHD care sits with the practice looking after you for it. You can keep another doctor for everything else.

Good news

This is exactly what we do.

$290.38 first appointment · $188.60 every one after

Pick a time below. Telehealth wherever you are in New South Wales, or come to West Pennant Hills if you would rather.

Before your appointment, email your specialist letter along with your weight, height and blood pressure to reception@rosedalemedicalpractice.com.au, at least 48 hours ahead. Everything your GP needs is then already in front of them.

Or let reception call you.

Your details are already with us. If you would rather not book online, do nothing — reception will ring you on the number you gave.

Would rather speak to someone first? (02) 9680 9644

We can pick this up

Continuing care starts from age six.

$290.38 first appointment · $188.60 every one after

Where your child has a written diagnosis from a paediatrician or psychiatrist and a plan already in place, this is straightforward. Pick a time below, and bring the diagnosis and the most recent specialist letter.

Not sure which appointment fits? (02) 9680 9644

Welcome back

This is a restart consultation.

$336.18 30 minutes · in person at West Pennant Hills

Where your plan has lapsed or paused, picking it back up gets its own appointment, so your history and where you got to can be reviewed properly and in person.

That visit also establishes your relationship with this practice, which means your reviews from then on can run by telehealth with a Medicare rebate.

Book a restart consultation

Questions before you book? (02) 9680 9644

We can do this

This is an initiation consultation.

$458.32 30 minutes · in person at West Pennant Hills

A diagnosis from a psychologist, psychiatrist or paediatrician with care still ahead of you calls for this appointment, where your diagnosis and history are reviewed and, where appropriate, your care begins.

The first three reviews while your plan is being settled are bulk billed, and they can run by telehealth, because your in person visit establishes the relationship with this practice. Reviews then run at one month, at three months, and every six months from there, at $188.60 each.

Two things before you book. Email your diagnosis letter to reception@rosedalemedicalpractice.com.au at least 48 hours ahead, and book at least five days out — this appointment cannot be arranged at short notice.

Book an initiation consultation

Would rather talk it through first? (02) 9680 9644

You are on the right track

Adult assessment is open here.

It starts with a free pre-intake questionnaire that confirms the pathway is right for you before you commit to anything.

See how the assessment works

Under 6

This pathway starts at six.

For children under six, ADHD care sits with a paediatrician. Reception will be in touch to point you to the right referral route.

Worth a conversation

Let’s look at what you have.

To continue ADHD care in New South Wales, a doctor works from a diagnosis made by a psychologist, a psychiatrist or a paediatrician. Reports from other clinicians are genuinely useful, and they often form part of the picture.

Our team will look at what you have and talk you through your options. That call is free.

Under 18

For under 18s, it works differently.

Assessment for children and adolescents from age six is psychologist led at Rosedale Medical Practice, in person. It is distinct enough that a conversation works better than a form. Leave your details and our team will talk you through it.

Outside NSW

For now, we look after people in New South Wales.

Our GPs work under New South Wales authority, and it applies to care delivered here. We will let you know the moment that changes.

Worth a conversation

This can be settled in your own time.

In New South Wales, the practice looking after your ADHD care is the practice you are registered with for it. You can keep a doctor you like for everything else, and plenty of people do.

Our team will explain exactly what it would mean for you. That call is free.

Who this service is for

The hard part is usually already done.

Suited

When a doctor moves on

Retired, relocated, or books closed. The diagnosis still stands and the plan is documented. It needs someone to carry it forward.

Suited

When it stopped for a while

Months, or years. Cost, side effects, a move, or life simply taking over. Coming back is ordinary, and most people we see have done exactly that. A restart consultation at West Pennant Hills picks it up.

Suited

Diagnosed, with the next step still ahead

Assessed, told, and nothing started yet. That is an initiation consultation at West Pennant Hills, and it is straightforward.

Suited

When a review is simply due

Everything is working and it needs its regular review. Straightforward, and usually quick.

At the very start

A diagnosis still ahead

Or one from childhood you would like to build on. Adult assessment is open, and under 18s follow their own route. The check above sorts it in about a minute.

Wondering whether this is you? Reception can usually answer that in under a minute, and they will tell you straight.(02) 9680 9644

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Who’s actually here

Small practice. Same faces.

Rosedale is GP owned and has been in West Pennant Hills since 1997. You will see the same small group of people each time, and they will already know your history.

ADHD care at Rosedale is looked after by these clinicians.

Dr Jaspreet Saini, Rosedale Medical Practice

Dr Jaspreet SainiContinuing care, starting care, assessment

Dr Nicky Kathuria, Rosedale Medical Practice

Dr Nicky KathuriaContinuing care, adults

Dr Natasha Paul, Rosedale Medical Practice

Dr Natasha PaulContinuing care, adults

Dr Priya Ashwath, Rosedale Medical Practice

Dr Priya AshwathContinuing care, telehealth

Niro Wanigatunga, Psychologist, Rosedale Medical Practice

Niro WanigatungaPsychologist · assessment, ages 6 to 17

How it works

Most of it is done before you walk in.

Check eligibility

Five questions, about a minute. You will know straight away whether we are the right fit, and we will point you to the right place either way.

Choose your time

Pick a slot. Continuing care and reviews run by telehealth anywhere in New South Wales. Starting care or picking it back up after a break happens in person at West Pennant Hills.

Send your documents

Email your specialist letter, and your weight, height and blood pressure, at least 48 hours before you come in. Missing a letter? Tell us. It happens all the time and we will help you track it down.

Attend your consultation

Your GP goes through your history and your plan properly, and talks through what happens next.

Fees

Every fee, published here.

Consultation	Length	Where	Fee
Initial continuation consultation	30 minutes	Telehealth or in person	$290.38
Follow up review	15 minutes	Telehealth or in person	$188.60
Restart consultation, after a break	30 minutes	West Pennant Hills	$336.18
Initiation consultation, ages 6 and over	30 minutes	West Pennant Hills	$458.32

Every fee shown is the total you pay at checkout, including the HotDoc booking fee. For these appointments your card is pre-authorised when you book and charged after your visit.

About Medicare

In person consultations at West Pennant Hills attract the usual rebate. That visit also establishes your relationship with this practice, which is what allows your later telehealth reviews to attract a rebate too. Where a first appointment runs by telehealth, the fee above is a private fee, and reception can check whether an exemption applies to you.

What the first year usually looks like

One visit to West Pennant Hills for the initiation consultation at $458.32. Three bulk billed reviews while your plan is settled, by telehealth. Then a review at one month, one at three months, and one every six months after that, at $188.60 each, by telehealth wherever you are. The whole path, published, before you book.

Two checks before you are charged

We read the documents first to confirm the diagnosis came from a specialist New South Wales recognises, and that the situation sits within what a GP continues. Some situations call for a specialist alongside us. Both checks happen before you pay, so you know where you stand from the start.

Continuing ADHD care here means this practice becomes the GP for that care. That is how the New South Wales rules work, and everything above is published so you have it before you book.

Questions about documents, rebates or timing? Easier on the phone than by email, and someone will actually pick up.(02) 9680 9644

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Common questions

The things people actually ask.

What do I need to have ready?

Your diagnosis letter from the psychologist, psychiatrist or paediatrician who assessed you, and your current or most recent plan. You will also be asked for your weight, height and blood pressure, emailed ahead of your visit. If a letter is hard to find, book anyway and tell us. It is one of the most common things people ask us about, and our team will help you track it down.

I have a diagnosis and I am ready to start. Where do I fit?

In an initiation consultation, in person at West Pennant Hills. Thirty minutes, $458.32, where your diagnosis and history are reviewed and, where appropriate, your care begins. The first three reviews after it are bulk billed and can run by telehealth. Reviews then run at one month, three months, and every six months at $188.60. Book at least five days ahead — this one cannot be arranged at short notice. What happens on the day is a decision your doctor makes with you.

Can you assess me for ADHD?

Yes. Adult assessment is open, provided by Dr Jaspreet Saini, and it starts with a free pre-intake questionnaire. Assessment for children and adolescents from age six follows a separate, psychologist led pathway. The check at the top of this page puts you on the right route in about a minute.

My child is 12 and already diagnosed. Can you help?

Yes. Continuing ADHD care at this practice starts from age six. Bring the paediatrician or psychiatrist diagnosis and the most recent specialist letter.

Do I have to travel to the practice?

Once, for most people. Continuing care and reviews run by telehealth, and we look after people right across New South Wales, including Newcastle and Wollongong. Starting care, picking it back up after a break, and the first assessment appointment happen in person at West Pennant Hills. That single visit sets up the Medicare rebate on everything that follows by telehealth, so it earns its place.

Do I have to change GPs?

For your ADHD care, yes. New South Wales asks that ongoing ADHD care sits with the practice looking after you, so this practice becomes your GP for that care. You are welcome to keep another doctor for everything else, and plenty of people do. Tell us before you book and we will confirm straight away that this works for you.

I am in my forties and things changed recently. Is that relevant?

It can be. Attention, memory and sleep often shift during perimenopause, and the picture can look very like ADHD, or can sit alongside it. Rosedale has GPs working in ADHD and in menopause care in the same practice, on the same record, with dietetic support available. One practice can give you one answer.

What happens in the consultation?

Your GP goes through your diagnosis, your history and the plan you already have, and asks how things have actually been going. What follows is a decision your doctor makes with you, based on your circumstances.

Who will I see?

One of the clinicians listed above. Rosedale is GP owned, RACGP accredited, and has been in West Pennant Hills since 1997.