Online ADHD Clinics

Online ADHD assessment costs vary by clinic. Expect to pay between £500-£1,200 for a comprehensive assessment including diagnostic report. Contact individual clinics for detailed pricing.

Yes, research shows that online ADHD assessments are clinically equivalent to in-person assessments when conducted by qualified professionals. The diagnostic process involves the same standardized tools, clinical interviews, and rating scales. Many clinicians find that patients are often more relaxed in their home environment, which can lead to more authentic responses during the assessment.

Most online ADHD assessments take 60-90 minutes for the main video consultation. Before your appointment, you'll typically need to complete pre-assessment questionnaires (30-60 minutes). After the assessment, you'll usually receive your diagnostic report within 1-2 weeks. The entire process from booking to diagnosis is typically 2-8 weeks, much faster than NHS waiting times.

Yes! 30 online clinics accept NHS Right to Choose referrals. To use Right to Choose, ask your GP for a referral to your chosen online clinic. The NHS will fund your assessment and treatment at no cost to you. This is a legal right under the NHS Constitution, and online clinics often have shorter waiting times than in-person alternatives.

You'll need a device with a camera and microphone (laptop, tablet, or smartphone), a stable internet connection (at least 5Mbps recommended), and a quiet, private space. Most clinics use common video platforms like Zoom or Microsoft Teams, or their own secure telehealth system. Test your setup before your appointment to ensure everything works smoothly.

Yes, 199 of our listed online clinics are licensed to prescribe ADHD medication. If diagnosed with ADHD, your clinician can prescribe medication via electronic prescription. This can be sent to a local pharmacy or some clinics offer home delivery. You'll need regular follow-up appointments (which can also be online) to monitor your medication and adjust dosages.

Most GPs will accept a diagnosis from a registered psychiatrist at a CQC-regulated clinic, whether the assessment was conducted in-person or online. All clinics listed on this site meet these criteria. Your diagnostic report will include detailed clinical findings and treatment recommendations that your GP can use to support ongoing care through shared care arrangements.

If you're diagnosed with ADHD, your clinician will discuss treatment options including medication, therapy, and lifestyle strategies during your video consultation. If medication is recommended, you'll begin a titration period with regular online check-ins to find the right medication and dosage. Your clinic can provide ongoing prescriptions and monitoring, or arrange a shared care agreement with your GP.