ADHD Clinics That Prescribe
Find clinics with licensed prescribers who can diagnose ADHD and prescribe medication. All listed clinics have qualified psychiatrists authorised to prescribe controlled ADHD medications.
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Why do some clinics not prescribe?
Not all ADHD clinics have psychiatrists with prescribing authority for controlled substances. Some clinics focus purely on diagnosis and refer patients elsewhere for medication. The clinics listed here have licensed prescribers who can provide the full pathway from diagnosis to treatment.
Can I get medication on the first appointment?
If you're diagnosed with ADHD at your assessment, medication may be discussed and initiated at the same appointment. However, most clinics prefer to schedule a separate titration appointment to discuss medication options in detail, explain side effects, and set up monitoring.
How does titration work?
Titration is the process of finding the right medication and dose for you. You'll typically start on a low dose and gradually increase over several weeks while monitoring for benefits and side effects. This usually takes 6-12 weeks with regular check-ins (in-person or remote).
How much does private ADHD medication cost?
Private prescriptions cost £50-150 per month depending on the medication. Stimulant medications like Elvanse tend to be more expensive than methylphenidate-based options. Prices also vary by pharmacy. Many patients switch to NHS prescriptions via shared care to reduce costs.
Can I get my medication from my GP instead?
Yes! 0 of these clinics offer shared care agreements. After your private clinic stabilises your medication, they can transfer prescribing to your NHS GP. You'll then get prescriptions at NHS rates (£9.90 or free with exemptions).
Are private ADHD prescriptions the same as NHS ones?
Yes, the medications are identical. The difference is that private prescriptions may cost more if not under shared care. Private clinics can sometimes access medications more quickly or offer brand-name options that some NHS areas restrict.
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