ADHD GP in West Pennant Hills
Already diagnosed? We'll take it from here.
Ages We See
Children and adults with an existing specialist diagnosis
Restarts Required
We work from your specialist's plan - no diagnostic repeat
GP, Consistently
Dr Saini sees your full health picture, every time
Your ADHD GP in West Pennant Hills
Dr Jaspreet Saini
Dr Saini is an authorised ADHD GP continuation prescriber serving West Pennant Hills and surrounding suburbs including Pennant Hills, Cherrybrook, Beecroft, Thornleigh, and Castle Hill. He built Rosedale’s ADHD continuity model after seeing the same gap repeatedly – patients finally diagnosed by a psychiatrist or paediatrician, treatment working, and then no clear path to safe, local, long-term GP care.
“When treatment is working, the goal is stability — not disruption.”
Dr Jaspreet Saini
Principal GP · ADHD Continuation Prescriber
The Process
How ADHD GP care transfer works
Why Rosedale?
Turning Diagnosis Into Long Term Stability
What many families experience
The Rosedale difference
Fees and rebates
ADHD GP Consultation Fees in West Pennant Hills
Medicare rebates apply to both appointment types. Full payment is required on the day; rebates are processed electronically.
Every 12 months
Annual ADHD Review
30-minute face-to-face consultation
$285
$84.90 Medicare rebate · $200 out-of-pocket
Between annual reviews
6-Monthly Review
15-minute face-to-face or Telehealth consultation
$185
$43.90 Medicare rebate · $141 out-of-pocket
Common Questions
ADHD GP FAQs
Who can see Dr Saini for ADHD care in West Pennant Hills? +
Children and adults aged 6 and over who have already been formally diagnosed with ADHD by a psychiatrist or paediatrician in Australia, and whose medication has been initiated and stabilised by that specialist. ADHD GP continuation prescribing is not permitted for children under 6 in NSW.
Can your ADHD GP diagnose ADHD or start medication? +
No. Rosedale provides continuation care only. Your diagnosis and first prescription must come from a psychiatrist or paediatrician. Once your treatment is stabilised, Dr Saini provides ongoing shared care and safe continuation prescribing.
What should I bring to my first ADHD appointment? +
Your specialist diagnosis report and treatment plan, details of your current medication and dose, your most recent specialist review letter if available, and your Medicare card and any previous test results.
What happens at the annual ADHD review? +
A 30-minute face-to-face consultation covering your medication, physical health (blood pressure, heart rate, weight, ECG if needed), mood, sleep and lifestyle. It also updates your continuation authority and shared-care plan with your specialist.
How much does an ADHD GP appointment cost in West Pennant Hills? +
The annual ADHD review is $285 with an $84.90 Medicare rebate ($200 out-of-pocket). The 6-monthly review is $185 with a $43.90 Medicare rebate ($141 out-of-pocket). Full payment is required on the day and rebates are processed electronically.
Can you prescribe non-stimulant ADHD medications? +
Yes — Dr Saini can continue prescribing both stimulant and non-stimulant medications, provided they were started and stabilised by your specialist.
Can I book an ADHD appointment online? +
Yes — the Annual ADHD Review can be booked online. The six-monthly consultation is arranged internally to keep your review schedule consistent, but reception can help change times if needed.
Where can I learn more about ADHD support? +
NSW Agency for Clinical Innovation — information for consumers.
ADHD Australia — support groups and resources.
ReachOut — supporting children and teens.
Beyond Blue — mental health support for adults.
Ready to continue?
Your treatment works.
Keep it working.
Same-week appointments often available. No restarts, no unnecessary delays.
Book a ConsultationOr call us on (02) 9680 9644 · Mon–Fri 8am–6pm, Sat 8am–1pm