I love this company I love this company. It has helped me immensely with all my ADHD. I'm an introvert and really private so the fact that I don't have to leave my home makes this company a perfect fit for me. The layout of the web/app makes it really easy to sign your forms for your appointment, to request a video chat with your therapist or to request a prescription. Everything made simple. Thanks to the whole Klarity team for making my life a whole lot better.

10/10 I feel very fortunate to have found Klarity. The service has been excellent and the staff both medical and non-medical have been awesome. Responses are always prompt and my issues are always addressed thoroughly. I can't say enough good things about my provider Kate, seriously one of the best providers I have ever had. My concerns never went unaddressed and as her patient I truly felt that I was always heard.

I got the best doctor! Ever! My doctor was thorough and really listened to me!Because of the Opioid epidemic and some people who have nefarious intentions I get nervous every time I talk to a doctor about my ADHD and I get treated like I'm drug seeking or a criminal!NEVER had a d/a issue either. I can't tell you what I've gone through but its been stressful and awful but my doctor Heather is literally one of the best doctors I've ever had!I'm glad I found Klarity and I definitely recommend them!

i cant reach anyone on the support… i cant reach anyone on the support team. no one has sent my refill request form this month and i have an appointment in a few days. ive been trying all morning to reach customer support. i noticed that they closed my tickets and they never responded to me. im worried sick i dont know what im going to do

The biggest scam after done The biggest scam after done. Its clear this place is a total ripoff. $150 to be told by the provider that I need to see another doctor? Google is free. Dont be fooled. You are spending money to be told you need to see a doctor illustrating they hire a bunch of cracker jacks who are paid $150 to tell patients they need to see a doctor?