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Private ADHD assessment in Birmingham

12 private clinics in Birmingham, West Midlands compared on price, wait time and services — including 2 accepting NHS Right to Choose referrals.

£500
prices fromavg £983
12
clinics in Birmingham
~2 wks
typical waitNHS: often 2+ yrs
11/12
can prescribe medication

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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 whole assessment can be completed by video. Clinics without it have not listed one. Nearly all of the clinics here prescribe and most offer shared care — both are listed on the clinic's own page.

Prefer video? 158 clinics in the directory can complete the whole ADHD assessment online — not only those near you. Compare online clinics

About ADHD assessment in Birmingham

We list 12 private ADHD clinics serving Birmingham, with assessments from £500 and a typical wait of about ~2 wks. Wait times vary by clinic, so compare the current wait shown for each. 2 of them accept NHS Right to Choose referrals, so eligible patients can be assessed at no cost.

Every listing shows the clinic’s assessment price, typical wait, services and reviews, so you can compare Birmingham options side by side. Many clinics also offer secure online assessments if you’d prefer not to travel.

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

Private ADHD assessment in Birmingham: what to know locally

Birmingham and Solihull is covered by NHS Birmingham and Solihull Integrated Care Board (ICB), with most NHS adult ADHD assessments locally provided through Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust. Demand there far outstrips capacity: ADHD UK's 2024 summary of NHS waiting-list figures recorded roughly 3,900 adults on the local list against fewer than 800 seen in the year — an effective wait measured in years rather than months.

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 and Birmingham and Solihull ICB can restrict it. If you pay privately, ask whether the clinic can arrange shared care so your GP continues NHS prescribing.

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 Birmingham?
Across the 12 clinics serving Birmingham, private ADHD assessments range from £500 to £1,500 (around £983 on average). That usually covers the consultation, assessment and diagnostic report; follow-up appointments and medication reviews are typically charged separately.
How long is the wait for an ADHD assessment in Birmingham?
Private clinics serving Birmingham have a typical wait of about ~2 wks — wait times vary by clinic and aren't guaranteed, so compare the current wait shown for each. Online-only clinics sometimes have earlier availability.
Can I get an online ADHD assessment in Birmingham?
Yes. Many clinics serving Birmingham offer secure video assessments that are as thorough as in-person appointments — useful if you would rather not travel or want an earlier appointment. You can also browse online-only clinics that cover the whole UK.
Can I use NHS Right to Choose for an ADHD assessment in Birmingham?
Yes — 2 clinics serving Birmingham accept 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.

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