Get your ADHD diagnosis in weeks.

It’s £289 for a consultation with our ADHD clinician. 

This fee covers:

• your assessment

• your diagnosis

• your personalised report, downloadable online

• treatment recommendations from a qualified clinician

If you take our pre-assessment and our clinician doesn’t think a consultation will be right for you, we’ll refund this fee.

Ongoing prescriptions start at £99 per month. If your prescription contains more than one item, the price may vary.

This also covers access to our clinical team, aftercare support and follow-up review appointments with our ADHD clinician.

It all starts with the pre-assessment. It’s a 5-minute series of questions you can answer online, and helps us to know if a further consultation with our ADHD clinician is going to be worth your time (and £289 fee).

If it looks like a video assessment is right for you, we'll ask you to choose your preferred appointment time for your 2-hour video assessment from our calendar.

Once we’ve received your booking, your pre-assessment info will be reviewed by our clinicians. They may sometimes ask you for more info before the video call, just to make sure that an online assessment is suitable for you. 

At your video assessment, our ADHD clinician will talk about your feelings and symptoms with you, ask you some questions, and discuss your medical history. The video assessment lasts for around 2 hours, but can go on for longer. Towards the end of your video assessment, you’ll usually get an indication of your diagnosis, and a formal diagnosis shortly afterwards.

Afterwards, our clinician will put together a report based on your discussion, and you’ll be able to download this within 15 working days.

If the clinician thinks therapy or treatment might help you, they’ll make personalised recommendations based on your diagnosis and medical profile.

If you accept their recommendation, our clinician can then issue a prescription for you.

We work with licensed ADHD clinicians, including doctors and nurse practitioners registered in the UK. Our ADHD specialist team is supported by general practice clinicians, also registered in the UK.

Focused is also regulated by the CQC.

You can find more information in our clinical team guide.

Not currently, but we are looking into this feature and hope to be able to offer it in the future.

You can sign up to be notified about this when it becomes available.

In the meantime, we do communicate with your GP about the outcome of your assessment, and any ongoing care you receive from us.

Yes, we will inform your GP of the outcome of your assessment, and let them know if you start (or stop) an ongoing care plan with us, with information of any prescriptions supplied. This keeps them up-to-date and means that you’ll get better continuity of care. During the pre-assessment questionnaire, we’ll ask you to consent to us accessing your NHS digital health record, which contains your GP details, so that we can find your GP and contact them following your assessment.

Yes, and we’ll ask for your consent to access your NHS digital health record during your pre-assessment. This helps the clinician to make sure that an online ADHD assessment is suitable for you, and to confirm whether you have any other pre-existing health concerns that they need to take into account. 

If you live in England and use NHS services, you’ll usually have a Summary Care Record which our clinician can access digitally with your consent. If you live in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland, or don’t have a Summary Care or NHS record for another reason, you’ll usually have to request a health record from your GP or primary physician and upload this for our clinician to review.  

Learn more about requesting your health record.