Liz Moore, PMHNP
Calm, inviting psychiatric office in San Francisco

Top-Rated, ADHD-Friendly Psychiatry for California, New York and Washington

Concierge psychiatric care designed to improve access to care and reduce overwhelm. Supporting adults with ADHD, anxiety, depression, and related mental health concerns.

Flexible, Low-friction Care Built for ADHD Brains

Traditional psychiatry can work well for many people, but adults with ADHD need more flexibility, continuity, and better care. With a concierge model, psychiatric care feels smoother, more consistent, and less stressful.

Concierge ADHD psychiatry with Liz

  • Flexible scheduling with no extra fees
  • Direct access to a medical professional by text or email for urgent issues
  • Urgent medication and pharmacy concerns are addressed quickly
  • High-touch care helps reduce friction between visits
  • 60-minute intake to understand your needs

Traditional insurance-based psychiatry

  • Scheduling is rigid, limited, and difficult to change with fees and penalties for last minute changes
  • Messages may go through portals, assistants, or delayed systems
  • Pharmacy problems and prescription delays occur regularly and are slow to be addressed
  • Care is usually limited to scheduled appointments and no direct contact with your provider outside of visits
  • Pay upfront with no guarantee
  • Intake visits may feel rushed or unclear

Basic Annual Plan

$1,999

Annual concierge fee — all visits included.

Intake Visit

$450

Fee-per-visit intake. Can be applied to a Concierge plan after meeting.

Liz Moore, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner in San Francisco
ADHD-Friendly Psychiatry & Whole-Person Mental Health

Care that treats the whole picture, not just a diagnosis.

ADHD rarely shows up alone. Anxiety, low mood, and sleep struggles often travel with it, so your care plan needs to address all of them together.

ADHD Treatment

Personalized medication management for adult ADHD symptoms, including attention, executive functioning, impulsivity, emotional regulation, sleep patterns, and daily functioning.

Anxiety, Depression & PTSD

Psychiatric care for mood, anxiety, and trauma-related symptoms, including overwhelm, racing thoughts, burnout, low motivation, and emotional regulation.

Sleep & Insomnia

Medication guidance for insomnia and disrupted sleep patterns, including difficulty falling asleep, waking too early, non-restorative sleep, and daytime fatigue.

Concierge Plans

Choose the Level of Care That Fits Your Needs

Every tier includes the same core access — unlimited medication visits, direct messaging, priority scheduling, and more. The differences come down to how much dedicated session time you want each month.

Basic Concierge

$1,999/year

Annual plan

  • Flexible scheduling
  • Unlimited medication management visits
  • Online or in-person appointments
  • 12 months of indicated prescriptions
  • Support during medication shortages
  • Reach out any time an issue arises
  • Priority access for urgent issues
  • Discreet, high-privacy physical office
  • Genomind genetic testing as indicated
  • ADHD-Preparedness Kit with planning and time tools
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Enhanced Access

$3,999/year

Annual plan · HSA accepted

Everything in the Basic plan, plus monthly psychotherapy visits for the deeper work.

  • One hour-long session per month for enhanced support and guidance
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Premier Access

$7,499/year

Annual plan · HSA accepted

Everything in Basic Concierge, plus two monthly hour-long sessions for comprehensive support.

  • Two hour-long sessions per month for comprehensive support and guidance
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Enrollment is limited. HSA and FSA cards accepted on Enhanced and Premier plans.

Liz Moore, PMHNP
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner — San Francisco

Meet Liz, Your Partner in Navigating ADHD Care

I'm Liz Moore, a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with decades of experience supporting adults with ADHD and the challenges that can come with managing mental health care. My approach is practical, direct, collaborative, and warm, with a strong focus on making psychiatric care easier to access, easier to maintain, and more responsive when life gets complicated.

Board Certified

Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner since 2010

23+ Years of Experience

Mental health services across various settings

Licensed in Three States

California, New York, and Washington

UCSF Trained

Master of Science in Nursing from the University of California, San Francisco

Stanford GSB

Certificate in Executive Education from the Stanford Graduate School of Business

LGBTQ-affirming psychiatric care

Supportive and affirming atmosphere for those in the LGBTQ community

Testimonials

Top-rated by patients for responsiveness, expertise, and quality of care.

I've been with Liz for almost four years now and I don't know how to express how grateful I have been to find a practitioner with her warmth, patience and breadth of knowledge. Liz is my secret weapon to staying sane.
Patient — 4-year client
Liz provides very compassionate and personalized care. She is skilled at creating a safe space where I feel supported and can be vulnerable (even over video call!).
Patient — Telehealth
I find her to be so grounded, easy to talk and relate to. I found my sessions with Liz to be inspiring and often Liz suggested ways to think about things that hadn't occurred to me.
Patient — K.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Generally, yes — but sometimes people have bad reactions to certain generics. There are many different generic manufacturers. For example, there are at least 6 different pharmaceutical companies that make generic Adderall. If you think a certain generic has been ineffective or has given you side effects, you can look for a 3-letter abbreviation on your pill bottle to determine who the manufacturer is. Your provider can note to the pharmacy not to fill a script with that type of generic.
Insurance has proven to be an obstacle for both providers and patients to seek reimbursement for care. A lot of this has to do with the stigma of mental health issues not being "real" or "medically necessary."
Our self-image and outlook are shaped by our early life experiences. Liz can share more on ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experiences) during your visit.
ADHD Psychiatry in CA, NY & WA | Liz Moore, PMHNP