What I do
Dr Jaspreet Saini | MBBS, FRACGP | The ADHD GP
Structured, Long-Term ADHD Care For Children and Adults Who Already Have a Diagnosis
Finding a GP who truly understands ADHD – and will stay with you over the long term – is harder than it should be. Dr Jaspreet Saini has built a practice around exactly that: thoughtful, ongoing ADHD medical care that treats you as a whole person, not just a prescription to renew.
MBBS, FRACGP | West Pennant Hills, Sydney | In-Person & Telehealth Available
The Problem
You Have a Diagnosis. Finding the Right Ongoing Care is Another Story.
Most people with ADHD describe the same experience: a thorough assessment, a diagnosis, perhaps a prescription, and then difficulties securing long-term care and follow up that considers their whole-person needs.
You shouldn’t have to re-explain your history at every appointment. You shouldn’t have to chase referrals or manage your own medication adjustments. And you should feel that care is connected and seamless.
Dr Saini’s ADHD practice is built on a different model: fewer patients, more depth, and care that continues.
ABOUT DR SAINI
About Dr Jaspreet Saini
MBBS (Monash University, 2010) | FRACGP (2015)
Dr Jaspreet Saini is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners with over a decade of experience in general practice. He completed his medical training at Monash University and his Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners in 2015, with additional qualifications in child health and mental health.
He is the principal GP and owner of Rosedale Medical Practice in West Pennant Hills, a practice he and his wife built around one core belief: that patients deserve proactive, continuous, relationship-based care – not fragmented episodes of it.
Dr Saini holds roles well beyond the consulting room. He has served as a Councillor at AMA (NSW), a former Clinical Director for WentWest (Western Sydney Primary Health Network), and is a member of the Australian Society of Lifestyle Medicine. He has also served as an honorary consultant for Medicine Today and has been a longstanding advocate for systemic reform in Australian primary care.
His interest in ADHD care stems from a broader conviction: that ADHD is a long-term neurodevelopmental condition that deserves long-term medical relationships. Too many patients fall through the gaps between diagnosis and ongoing management. Dr Saini’s practice exists to close that gap.
“I believe I have a moral and ethical duty to create the kind of health system my patients want, need, and deserve – and that starts in the consulting room.”
What is ADHD Continuity Care
An ADHD diagnosis is the beginning of a journey, not the end of one. The medication that worked at 25 may not work the same way at 40. Your dose needs change when your job does. Sleep, stress, burnout, and life transitions all affect how ADHD presents and how treatment should respond.
ADHD continuity care means having a GP who knows your history, monitors your medication over time, and adjusts your treatment as your life evolves.
Continuity care at Dr Saini’s practice includes:
- Regular structured medication review
- Dose optimisation as circumstances and life stages change
- Side effect monitoring and early identification of concerns
- Discussion of sleep, stress, exercise, and energy regulation where relevant
- Coordination with your prescribing psychiatrist or paediatrician where appropriate
- Preventative health screening integrated into your care
- Long-term planning – not just the next prescription
ADHD is a lifelong condition. Care should be too.
Comprehensive ADHD Care in NSW
A More Complete ADHD Approach
Medication is important, but it is not the whole picture.
Where appropriate, care may include discussion and coordination around sleep health, nutrition, exercise and energy regulation. stress load and burnout risk, preventative health screening.
The goal is sustainable performance and wellbeing.
Do I need a diagnosis before booking?
Yes. This service is designed for patients who already have an ADHD diagnosis.
Will medication always be continued?
Not always. Treatment decisions are made based on safety, clinical history, and current needs.
How often are reviews needed?
Typically every 6 months, or more frequently if adjustments are needed.
Get in touch
Booking
- ADHD continuity consultations are longer than standard GP consultations to allow proper review and planning.
- If you have an ADHD diagnosis and want structured, long term medical care, you are welcome to book.
Consultation
Get in Touch
ADHD Care
ADHD Continuation Prescriber bookings are available via Rosedale Medical Practice. Call 02 9680 9644 or book online using HotDoc.