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Private ADHD assessment in Harrow

1 private clinic in Harrow, London compared on price, wait time and services, including 1 accepting NHS Right to Choose referrals.

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Prices are the clinic’s own private fee. Free on NHS means they take Right to Choose referrals, so the NHS covers that service. Online means the clinic is marked as offering the whole assessment by video call, for at least one age group. Clinics without a mark may still offer it, so ask the clinic. Nearly all of the clinics here prescribe and nearly all offer shared care: both are listed on the clinic's own page.

Prefer video? 159 clinics in the directory are marked as offering the whole ADHD assessment by video call , not only those near you. Compare online clinics

About ADHD assessment in Harrow

We list 1 private ADHD clinic serving Harrow. Wait times vary by clinic, so compare the current wait shown for each. 1 of them accept NHS Right to Choose referrals, where 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.

Every listing shows the clinic’s assessment price, typical wait, services and reviews, so you can compare Harrow options side by side.

For the full guide to a private ADHD assessment: costs, what to expect, NHS Right to Choose in London, medication and choosing a clinic: see our London ADHD clinics guide.

Private ADHD assessment in Harrow: what to know locally

Harrow is part of NHS West and North London ICB, created in April 2026 when the North West London and North Central London boards merged into England's most populous ICB, so documents naming "NHS North West London" refer to the same area under its former name. NHS mental health services in the borough are provided by Central and North West London NHS Foundation Trust (CNWL).

The merger changed the commissioner, not the provider: your referral still goes into CNWL's pathway, so ask your GP for CNWL's current adult ADHD position for Harrow.

NHS Right to Choose is a legal right in England and lets your GP refer you to an approved independent provider at no cost to you, though it does not guarantee a shorter wait. If you pay privately, ask about shared care.

Confirm prices, waits and referral status directly. Not medical advice. For anything clinical, speak to your GP.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a private ADHD assessment cost in Harrow?
Assessment prices vary between the clinics serving Harrow. Compare the clinics listed above for current pricing, or contact them directly for a quote.
How long is the wait for an ADHD assessment in Harrow?
Waits differ between the private clinics serving Harrow: wait times vary by clinic and aren't guaranteed, so compare the current wait shown for each. 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.
Can I get an online ADHD assessment in Harrow?
Yes. The clinic listed in Harrow is marked as offering the whole assessment by video call. Video appointments can suit people with mobility issues, who live far from a clinic, or who find it hard to take time off work. Ask each clinic you are considering whether it runs online assessments and, if so, how and for which ages.
Can I use NHS Right to Choose for an ADHD assessment in Harrow?
Yes: 1 clinic serving Harrow accepts NHS Right to Choose referrals. Ask your GP to refer you to a participating clinic and the NHS funds your assessment. Right to Choose is a legal right in England under the NHS Constitution. 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.

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