<prompt> Human: I have attention deficit disorder and Ive been wanting to see a psychiatrist for years but Ive never had good health insurance. It was always 80 after deductible, and since we almost never reach the deductible, it was pretty much be the full cost. For the record these pills typically go for 100 a script, so 1200 a year. That is price to beat, theoretically.Ive recently been blessed with a good job with great health insurance. Their lower tier plan is free and has the typical 80 after deductible for mental health. However, their top tier plan is 28 per paycheck and has a 30 co pay for seeing a psychiatrist. Doing the math 28 per paycheck 26 paychecks is 728. I dont know how many times I will have to meet with a psychiatrist before I can convince them of my condition. I also dont know how often I need to check in with them once I get the script. My friend tells me every 3 months? So assuming everything goes well maybe 6 visits for the year so 630 is 180.But the thing is there is so much financial risk involved. What if the psychiatrist I see just doesnt believe me. Or what if she gives me the medication but gives me a version that she thinks is better but which Id rather not even take. I might have to spend the whole year seeing various shrinks just to find one that will work with me.Has anybody ever been in a similar situation that can offer any insight? Are most psychiatrists pretty trusting of their patients and give them what they want? Or do they always act against you?  <response>: I dont know how many times I will have to meet with a psychiatrist before I can convince them of my condition.ADD is a testable condition, so if you havent been officially diagnosed you will likely take a test to determine it.Otherwise, Id say its worth it. This health insurance sounds better in more ways than one, and if you can stomach the extra 28paycheck which isnt really a bad deal, depending on your income having a better health plan is never a bad thing. You never know when emergencies will strike. 