I AM NOT ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS  NO WAITING LIST !!

Directories of other ADHD clinicians are at add.org (adults) and additudemag.com (children and adults).

State of WA Mental Health Referral Service for Children and Teens 833.303.5437

​connects with MH clinicians who have openings

      My Goal 

​To be the best in-person resource for my patients on all dimensions of ADHD 

A word on definition of ADHD vs ADD. 

The formal diagnosis is Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder - Inattentive Type (or) Hyperactive Type (or) Combined Type. 

Just because the "H" is in there, doesn't mean it only applies to the Hyperactive folks, it includes the Inattentive folks as well.

However one defines it, ADHD comes in many flavors! 


P.S.  Attention Difference Disorder is a better way to think of it. Just sayin'

APPOINTMENTS CAN BE IN OFFICE

OR 

BY VIDEO/TELEHEALTH.

I MUST SEE YOU IN-PERSON AT LEAST ONCE A YEAR (DEA REGULATIONS)


IF YOU HAVE ANY CONCERNS ABOUT COMING IN DUE TO POSSIBLE VIRUS EXPOSURE, OR ARE WITHIN 10 DAYS OF ONSET OF COVID SYMPTOMS,

VIDEO IS ALWAYS OK.

Connect with your Patient Portal on eClinicalWorks to send confidential messages or check your messages

Office Hours

Mon- Thurs: 8:30 - 5:30

Friday: 8:30 - 4:30

Saturday and Sunday: Closed

ADD Center of Bellevue

2000 116th Avenue NE Suite 6 Bellevue, WA 98004 

(425) 454-8684

FAX (206) 339-5465

info@addcenterofbellevue.com

Contact Us

Meet Dr. Pomeroy

1- Provide expert evaluation and recommendations based upon evidence and experience
2- Provide reliable and up-to-date information about ADHD.  See the new Section of MYTH-INFORMATION above.
3- Recommend resources at visits - 
    Websites, apps, podcasts, apps,

      even some books :)
   Coaches, therapists, groups

    (we can't advise non-patients on 

​     these; check out links on our site)

PAY YOUR BILLHERE

(you will be taken to another secure website)

Board-certified in Family Medicine in 

1979 and every 6-7 years since


Specializing in ADHD since 2005


My philosophy of patient care comes down to 5 things:


1 - Start where you are, respecting      that without judgement

2 - Listen - gather information

3 - Formulate diagnosis based upon      knowledge, training and experience

4 - Explain, educate, address all concerns, provide resources