Does MPower ADHD accept NHS Right to Choose referrals?

MPower ADHD does not currently accept Right to Choose referrals. You would need to self-fund your assessment.

Can MPower ADHD prescribe ADHD medication?

Yes, MPower ADHD can prescribe ADHD medication including controlled substances.

Does MPower ADHD offer shared care arrangements?

Yes, MPower ADHD works with NHS GPs under shared care agreements. This means your GP may be able to take over prescribing and monitoring after your initial titration period. Typical follow-up frequency: Every 3 weeks during titration; annual once stable.

What assessment methods does MPower ADHD use?

MPower ADHD uses the following assessment methodologies: QB Test. Assessments typically take 90 minutes.

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Consultant Psychiatrist-Led Adult ADHD Assessments UK-Wide

MPower ADHD is a CQC-registered online adult ADHD service led by Dr Shanmuga Prakash Natarajan, a GMC Specialist Register Consultant Adult Psychiatrist. Assessments from £650 are delivered nationwide via secure video consultation, with weekend availability and shared care with GPs after stabilisation.

Why Choose MPower ADHD?

Psychiatrist-Led: Every assessment and follow-up is conducted by a consultant psychiatrist
Transparent Pricing: £650 initial assessment (90 minutes, 3 prescriptions included); complete package £1000
Weekend Availability: Appointments Monday–Friday 9–5 and Saturday–Sunday 9–12
Shared Care Offered: GP co-management available once medication stabilises, moving to annual reviews
Wide Insurance Panel: Bupa, AXA, AVIVA, Cigna, WPA, Simply Health, Allianz, CS Healthcare, Vitality
Digital Home Delivery: Prescriptions dispatched via Signature Rx

Assessment Process

A 90-minute video consultation via the secure Semble platform covers symptoms, developmental history and treatment options, followed by a comprehensive diagnostic report and personalised treatment recommendations.

Ongoing Care

Reviews every three weeks during initial titration, moving to annual health reviews once the medication dose is optimised. Both stimulant and non-stimulant options are available based on individual clinical needs.

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