— Gulfport’s ADD Clinics is redefining adult Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) care by integrating digital tools that extend treatment beyond the doctor’s office. Led by Dr. Stanford Owen, the clinic is leveraging technology to improve symptom tracking, treatment adherence, and patient-provider communication.

Adults with ADD often face daily hurdles with focus, time management, and organization. While traditional care models relied on monthly check-ins, ADD Clinics is using digital planners, task apps, and symptom trackers to help patients stay structured and engaged with their treatment plans in real time.

“ADD is a daily challenge, not a once-a-month condition,” said Dr. Owen. “These tools give us a clearer, more consistent view of how patients are doing between visits.”
Telehealth appointments and secure messaging have increased access, especially for those in rural areas. Patients can now check in virtually, receive timely prescription reminders, and submit concerns via HIPAA-compliant platforms without unnecessary trips to the clinic.

Emerging tools like wearable tech are also playing a role, offering insights into sleep, heart rate variability, and physical activity—factors that can indirectly reflect mental health patterns. While not diagnostic, these data points enrich treatment discussions and improve personalization.

Importantly, the clinic stresses that technology is optional and should match individual preferences. Some patients still prefer whiteboards or paper checklists over apps.
As Dr. Owen puts it, “These are tools—not treatments. They support the therapeutic relationship, not replace it.”
With digital strategies proving effective in both urban and underserved areas, ADD Clinics continues to evaluate tools based on ease of use, compliance, and clinical outcomes—aiming to keep care both human and connected.

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