Board-certified psychiatrists Dr. Kinjal Ghelani and Dr. Janak Ghelani lead Atlanta Plus ADHD Center, a specialty practice focused exclusively on Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder across the full age range, from young children through working adults. The clinic operates in both Gwinnett County and Fulton County within the Atlanta metropolitan area, offering patients the choice between in-person office visits and telehealth appointments, with most major insurance plans covering telehealth services at standard copay and deductible rates.
Clinical services include comprehensive psychiatric evaluation, individual therapy, and ongoing psychiatric medication management. A distinguishing feature of the practice is its use of state-of-the-art FDA-cleared diagnostic technologies and specialty computer-based testing software, which patients complete in their home settings under professional guidance. These objective tools support the diagnostic process and inform the development of customized treatment plans tailored to each patient’s profile.
The center treats the full spectrum of ADHD symptom presentations, including inattention, hyperactivity, impulsivity, and low frustration tolerance. The clinical team emphasizes evidence-based specialist approaches and a concierge care model, with stated goals of helping patients significantly improve executive functions in both personal and professional life. The practice resumed in-person office visits following pandemic-related restrictions and now accommodates both visit formats seamlessly.
Atlanta Plus ADHD Center operates Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. New patients can schedule appointments directly through the online patient portal available on the clinic’s website. Phone contact is available at 404-835-1575 and 404-835-1535, and the practice can also be reached by email at atlantaplusadhdcenter@outlook.com. The clinic’s concierge-oriented model positions it as a dedicated ADHD resource for families and individuals across the Atlanta metro seeking specialized psychiatric care rather than general-practice referrals.