RTN Mental Health Solutions

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About RTN Mental Health Solutions

RTN Mental Health Solutions is a CQC-registered provider of private ADHD and autism assessments, founded in 2019 with a mission to make fast, affordable, and accessible neurodevelopmental assessments available to everyone. Their online-first approach removes geographical barriers, with in-person options available at clinics in Kent and Cheltenham.

Why Choose RTN Mental Health?

CQC Registered: RTN Medical registered with Care Quality Commission (August 2023)
Affordable Pricing: Assessments from £625, below market average
Fast Access: Process can begin within 24 hours of booking
Right to Choose: NHS-funded assessments available via GP referral
NICE Compliant: All assessments follow NICE guidelines
HCPC Registered: Diagnostic reports by HCPC-registered psychologists
Flexible Options: Online and in-person assessments available

Company Structure

RTN Mental Health Solutions comprises two CQC-registered providers:

RTN Medical: Adult ADHD assessments and medication
RTN Diagnostics: Adult and child autism assessments, child ADHD assessments

Assessment Services

Private ADHD Assessment: From £625

2-hour online assessment with qualified clinician
Detailed diagnostic report by HCPC-registered psychologist
Dedicated coordinator throughout process

Assessment Packages: From £975

Comprehensive evaluation and support

Medication Management: From £85/month

Titration and ongoing prescribing support

Assessment Process

Self-Referral or GP Referral: No GP referral needed for private pathway
Quick Start: Process begins within 24 hours
Assessment: 2-hour evaluation with specialist clinician
Report: Detailed diagnostic outcome from HCPC psychologist
Next Steps: Clear guidance and medication support if needed

Timeline

Full diagnostic process can be completed in 10-12 weeks.

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Services & pricing

Prices may vary depending on your specific needs.

Adult ADHD Assessment

Online

On enquiryFree on NHS

Comprehensive NICE-guideline assessment
Detailed written report with diagnosis & recommendations

Child ADHD Assessment

Online

£1,195Free on NHS

Age-appropriate assessment for children & teens
Detailed report suitable for school & GP

Autism Assessment

Online

£1,995 Verified

Autism assessment for children and adults, from £1,995.

Medication Management

Online

£85Free on NHS

Monthly Medication Management - Titration and ongoing prescribing support per month.

ADHD + Autism Assessment

Online

£2,650 Verified

Combined ADHD and autism assessment for children and adults, from £2,650.

NHS Right to Choose · England

Ask your GP to refer you to RTN Mental Health Solutions

RTN Mental Health Solutions accepts NHS Right to Choose referrals. When it takes a referral, the NHS pays for the assessment. Some local NHS areas now limit the number of Right to Choose assessments they fund and have set minimum waits, so an NHS-funded wait can be much longer than the private wait shown for a clinic. Before your GP refers you, ask the clinic whether it is taking Right to Choose referrals from your area and what its wait is. Your GP has to make the referral, and they will need the clinic's details. We can put those into a letter you can take to your appointment.

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Common questions

How long is the wait time for a private ADHD assessment at RTN Mental Health Solutions?

RTN Mental Health Solutions currently has no waiting list for private ADHD assessments. (Updated 1 months ago)

Does RTN Mental Health Solutions accept NHS Right to Choose referrals?

Yes, RTN Mental Health Solutions accepts NHS Right to Choose referrals. This means you can request a referral from your GP to be seen by RTN Mental Health Solutions with the NHS funding your assessment.

Can RTN Mental Health Solutions prescribe ADHD medication?

Yes, RTN Mental Health Solutions can prescribe ADHD medication, including controlled medicines, following an assessment.

Does RTN Mental Health Solutions offer shared care arrangements?

Yes, RTN Mental Health Solutions 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: 10-12 weeks.

What assessment methods does RTN Mental Health Solutions use?

RTN Mental Health Solutions uses the following assessment methodologies: Clinical interview, NICE guidelines.

How long is an assessment with RTN Mental Health Solutions?

RTN Mental Health Solutions reports that an assessment takes about 120 minutes. This is the length of the appointment itself and may vary: check with the clinic.

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Adult ADHD Assessment

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Clinic overview

NHS Right to Choose
Can prescribe medication
Shared care with GPs
All ages: children to 65+
100% online service

Online assessments UK-wide. In-person at Kent and Cheltenham clinics.

Also offered: Autism assessment

Earned, never bought

Verified prices
Established 7 years
NHS Right to Choose
Established 2019

These come from what RTN Mental Health Solutions does, not from what it pays us.

Prices confirmed October 2026

Founded in 2019

Accepts NHS Right to Choose referrals

Reviews

4.1 (319)

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Joe Nevison

a month ago

I had a great experience with the team, both regarding the ADHD assessment, conducted by Schekkita Lopes and the Autism assessment, which was conducted by Naomi Law. Both these assessments felt very thorough, sesitively/carefully, and very efficient, especially with the workload, changeable service users, and varying backgrounds. They provided plenty of information and provided opportunity for discussion, questions, reducing any potential pressure and it felt they really listened, knew their job and cared. I have not yet read my own report, due to only recently completing my assessments, however, I have full confidence this report will be completed professionally, with plenty of information, but I can update this review if needed, otherwise, this has been my current experience.

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Emma Rush

a month ago

I chose RTN for my "right to choose" assessment and diagnosis. The process is long, more than just a few months, and you may find it onerous. If you are struggling there are lots of resources on the internet that provide support, especially the UK-based ADHD UK. My understanding is that waiting is the case across all the private providers, and my experience was to grab the moment when you decide a diagnosis will help you and press ahead with it. During the wait, RTN responded to my specific concerns about getting a diagnosis before a specific change in life circumstances and was responsive to emails. The assessment, whilst long and emotional, was made easier by an excellent assessor, who understood my references to school and life experiences, was warm and a very good listener and whilst following strictly the NICE process laid down for diagnosis built rapport with me and I felt that we had talked about me rather than just going through a routine process. Jordanna Brownhill is very good at her job and adds a human touch alongside her very professional approach to diagnosis.

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Nina Lazić

2 months ago

I had a really smooth experience with RTN Medical. I went through the NHS Right to Choose route, and they got back to me within around two months of my GP referral with access to the portal and pre-screening questionnaires. The whole process took around 9 months from accepting the referral to diagnosis, which, given the waiting times in the UK overall, I found very reasonable. They were also incredibly understanding when I took longer than expected to complete the questionnaires because in classic ADHD fashion filling them out became the most difficult part of the process. I was assessed by Quita and Irene, and both were brilliant. They were warm, patient and made me feel comfortable throughout, while explaining everything very clearly. I had a genuinely positive experience with RTN and would happily recommend them to anyone considering an adult assessment.

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Georgia Nicholson-Tottle

2 months ago

I would give them 0 if I could. They happily took my money in October 2024 for an ASD & ADHD assessment, then they refused to send me anything regarding the assessment until I had discharged myself from my therapist. I was quoted 12 weeks from start to finish when I paid. It took them 1 month to send me the initial questionnaires, then as I didn't have any support, I had to drop out of university as I couldn't take it anymore. In January 2025, after liaising between my GP, my university and RTN, they sent me a link to book an assessment for February. I had little to no correspondence during that time. The assessment itself was decent, taking about 3 hours in total (credit to the clinician, not the company itself). At the end of the assessment, I was quoted 3 weeks to get the report. 4 weeks passed and I recieved no communication and no report. Eventually when I did get through, they extended it to 6 weeks, after 6 weeks I heard nothing. After prying information out of these people by emailing and calling daily, they extended it to 8, then 10, then 12 weeks. Eventually, 14 weeks post assessment, I recieved the diagnostic report after taking it up with management/the ICB. So a "12 week" timeframe was actually 10 months - and in that time frame I was forced to drop out of uni, I lost my job and my mental health declined. Once I recieved my report, shared care was denied by my GP so I got back in touch and they quoted around £700 for the medication titration pathway which I just couldn't afford as all of my money went on the assessment. Eventually I switched GP and was re-referred to RTN through Right To Choose. I was placed on a waitlist in July 2025 and given an appointment for October 2025 to begin titration. A week after recieving this appointment email, they got back to me and said they had removed me from the wait list and put me on a different list indefinitely as they had "unresolved issues with the ICB". I'd had enough so I went straight to the ICB and my GP as I was going back to university for my final year and had exercised all of my years of student loan, so this was my final chance to complete it. The ICB promptly responded and stated that they knew nothing of this and that RTN had no reason to say this. My impression was that they were just trying to push me to go private so they could get an extra £700 out of me. After the head of the ICB in my area got in contact with RTN, they quickly changed their tune and put me back on the medication pathway with an appointment for September 2025. I sent a formal complaint which they rejected and quoted the small print, with their loophole being the word "estimated 12 weeks". Titration was going well until my mother was diagnosed with breast cancer and an appointment slipped my mind - I was preoccupied with supporting my family and forgot to communicate that I couldn't do the appointment that day. After getting back into contact with them, it took them approx a month to reply to my 4 emails after I called. They told me they would pass my request to remain on my dose and discharge me on, as it would be my final appointment before being discharged on that dose. Instead of doing this, I recieved an email to say I'd been discharged from the service before my final appointment due to inconsistency and no shows. To be clear, I missed ONE appointment which I don't deny, but given my circumstances, I thought they would have a bit of empathy, but after this whole process I don't think they have any at all. They have no understanding that people seeking help are often disabled and struggle with administration, and they make it unecessarily difficult to a) get a response in the first place, and b) get any help. Please avoid them and go to any other provider. They don't care about their patients or their wellbeing.

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Vicky

2 months ago

Really pleased with the thorough report provided. All the staff were very professional. Some issues delayed the report and I had to chase up the administration team. Initially the wrong email address was written down over the phone so I phoned again to make sure that they had the correct address. All the questionnaires were completed for a while so I checked if they were received. They then realised another questionnaire was needed to be completed by another person. I emailed again to check everything had been received. Months went by whilst all of these things happened. However, despite this, the report was completed within the 12 weeks after all the interviews had been completed. The interviews were booked with a helpful portal and easy to reschedule. Thank you so much for the diagnosis. It will hopefully help my son to achieve his full potential in the future.

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