Harold R Meyer/ADD Resource Center 4/30/2024
Individuals with ADHD may face higher medical expenses over a year or lifetime compared to those without the condition. Here are some details on the medical costs associated with ADHD:
2. Lifetime medical costs:
It’s important to note that these cost estimates can vary depending on factors such as the severity of ADHD symptoms, the presence of comorbid conditions (e.g., depression, anxiety, substance abuse), and the effectiveness of treatment and management strategies.
Additionally, indirect costs associated with ADHD, such as productivity losses, lower educational attainment, and increased risk of accidents and injuries, can further contribute to the overall economic burden of the condition over an individual’s lifetime.
Proper diagnosis, treatment, and management of ADHD can help mitigate some of these costs and improve overall outcomes for individuals with the condition.
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