Ongoing care, after your prescription.
The same physician every week. Dose changes without a new appointment. Refills before you run out.
$59 a month, or $590 a year. Starts after your first visit. Cancel any time.

- Check-in
- Weekly
- Your physician
- The same one
- Refills
- Before you run out
- Letters and forms
- Included
Everything in ongoing care.
Your physician
The same one, every week.
Weekly check-ins
A few questions. Your physician writes back.

A longer review
Once a month: sleep, daily life, your goals.
Dose changes
Along the plan you agreed. No appointment.
Refills
Sent from what you have left.
Messages
Any day, between check-ins.
A video visit
When your physician decides you need one. Included for everyone, at times you pick.
Letters and forms
Written from your record and signed.
Member prices
A 30-minute appointment $49 instead of $99.
Your record
Yours to take if you move province.
Coming back
Within 12 months, no new assessment.
Delivery
Free in Ontario, or your own pharmacy.
Two minutes a week.

Check in
A few questions. They change each week.
Your physician reads it
Read the moment you send it. They write back every week.
Your medication keeps coming
Refills before you run out. Free delivery in Ontario.

Once a month it goes deeper: sleep, daily life, and the goals you set yourself. The safety questions are always asked.
Letters and forms, included.

Workplace accommodation letter
For your employer
Travel letter
For crossing a border
Letter to a new prescriber
Your history and doses
School or university accommodation
For disability services
Disability Tax Credit certification
The CRA T2201
Insurance and short-term disability forms
Completed and signed
Your physician reviews and signs every one, and may decline. A letter can only say what your record supports.
What it costs.
Starts after your first visit or review. It is not charged while you are answering questions. Cancel any time.
Reporting a side effect never waits on a payment.
Medication is priced separately. Your plan or an Ontario drug program may cover part of it. How coverage works
Less than one follow-up visit a month at per-visit fees. Compare fees
Prices in CAD. Care fees are private, not covered by OHIP; receipts available for your plan. Medication is priced separately and charged to your Avora account. Shipping included.
Ongoing care
$59/month
Or $590 a year, about two months off.
Add a ten-minute call with your physician every month for $40.$99 a month, or $990 a year, with the call.
Compare care.
Service fees in CAD.
| ADHD assessment | Avora | Frida | Finding Focus |
|---|---|---|---|
| To start | $399 first visit · $299 prepaid 30-minute video visit & written findings | $599 assessment ADHD assessment | $399 assessment Up to 75-minute assessment |
| Ongoing care | $59/month care plan
| $99/visit
| $29.99/month
|
| Advertised wait | Choose your review time | Under 7 days, average | 1–2 days, average |
| Delivery | Sent before you run out · free in Ontario, or your pharmacy | Via your pharmacy | - |
Medication priced separately. Waits vary.
Sources & details
Checked . Advertised times are not live availability.
- Avora. Prepay before finishing your assessment: $299. Check-ins aren’t live appointments. Reviews are booked from available times, and refills are sent on the supply you report. Avora fees & care
- Frida. Cadence varies clinically. Pharmacy delivery fees are not stated. Financial assistance may reduce assessment fees. Frida pricing · Appointment fees · Refill cadence · Pharmacy routing
- Finding Focus. *Pricing offers a no-membership visit; terms require paid membership for ongoing prescription services. Extra assessment time: $29.99 per additional 10 minutes or part. Delivery fees unspecified. Finding Focus pricing · Fees & membership terms
Selected Ontario options. Different billing units and care models; no lowest-cost ranking. Promotions, benefits and eligibility may affect fees. Care is subject to clinical evaluation and availability.
Questions you may have.
When does the $59 a month start?
After ongoing care begins: your first visit for ADHD, or your clinician's review for other care. It is not charged while you are answering questions.
Is it the same questions every week?
No. Some are asked every week, including the safety questions. The rest are built from what you said last time and from what your physician asked to follow next.
Why weekly, instead of a follow-up appointment?
Follow-up is often booked months apart and starts from scratch. A weekly check-in gives your physician a record of how you have actually been, so changes happen sooner and smaller.
Will I see the same physician?
Your care sits with one physician rather than a pool, so you are not explaining yourself again each time.
What if nothing needs to change?
Nothing extra is asked of you. Your check-ins are still checked, refills continue, and there is a record to look back on if anything shifts.
Is a check-in a video call?
No. It is a few written questions you answer from your phone. Every check-in is checked the moment you send it. Anything that needs your physician reaches them straight away, and they review your whole month and write back. A video visit is arranged if your physician decides you need one.
What letters can my physician write?
A workplace accommodation letter, a travel letter for carrying a controlled medication, a letter to a new prescriber, school or university accommodation, Disability Tax Credit certification and insurance or short-term disability forms. All of them are included once a clinician has assessed a medication for you. Your physician reviews, edits and signs each one, and may decline: a letter can only say what your record supports.
What is the $40 monthly call?
A ten-minute call with your physician, one a month, yours to book whenever suits you. It does not roll over. It is not the same as a video visit your physician decides you need, which is included for everyone at no extra cost.
How do dose changes work?
Your prescriber writes a ladder of dose steps with you and sets where it stops. Between visits your physician moves you along that ladder from your check-ins, and never goes further or faster than that ladder allows.
Can I cancel, or stop for a while?
Cancel any time, and your prescription is yours to fill at any pharmacy. If you stop for a season you can come back within 12 months without paying for the assessment again, and you can take an export of your check-ins, doses and decisions with you whenever you like.
How does delivery work?
Free and tracked across Ontario, or to your own pharmacy. Your care fee stays the same.
Is it covered by OHIP?
Avora fees are paid privately, not covered by OHIP. Your workplace or private plan may reimburse part of it.
One physician, week after week.
Care is subject to clinical evaluation and availability.