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If you have been wondering whether ADHD could explain the difficulties you experience, a structured online assessment with a UK registered pharmacist independent prescriber can help you explore it. Adults 18 and over.
£399
Was £499
Fixed fee for the full assessment, whatever the outcome
Video assessment, written report and results call included. Paid only when you book, after a suitability call.
Leave your details and our patient care team will call to discuss suitability and answer your questions. There is no charge to enquire.
If we cannot offer you an assessment, there is no charge for the callback and no assessment fee to pay.
Your ADHD care journey
Understand what to expect from your ADHD assessment, and how medication, titration and ongoing support could work if treatment is right for you.
At a glance
Know what your £399 covers
Your fee covers the initial ADHD assessment, written findings and results call. Medication, titration and ongoing treatment are not included. We will explain the available plans and their costs based on your clinical needs, with no obligation to proceed.
Complete the short form with your details and preferred call time. There is nothing to pay.
We will discuss suitability, answer questions and explain appointment options. You pay £399 only when you book.
Complete your pre-assessment questionnaires and informant form. We arrange identity and relevant health-record checks.
Attend a structured DIVA-5 video assessment covering your history, experiences and everyday difficulties.
Receive your written findings, whether or not ADHD is diagnosed, followed by a results call.
After your results, your clinician can discuss the next steps that are right for you. If treatment is suitable, you can choose from different plans based on your needs.
Important: Medication, titration and ongoing care are not included in the £399 assessment fee. We will explain any additional costs before you decide whether to proceed.
Treatment and ongoing care, on your terms.
Not included in the £399 feeThere is no one-size-fits-all plan. If treatment is appropriate, we will explain the available medication, titration and ongoing-care options, including their costs, so you can choose what suits you.
Ask about your optionsIncluded in your £399 assessment
Available separately, if appropriate
Exact options and prices depend on your requirements and clinical suitability. Your clinician will discuss any proposed treatment and applicable charges before you decide whether to proceed.
Before you book
Not every service is right for every person. We will talk through your circumstances before you decide whether to book.
We can help if...
We will point you elsewhere if...
Not sure where you fit?
That is what the callback is for. If we cannot offer you an assessment, there is no charge for the callback and no assessment fee to pay.
Everything included
Your £399 covers the assessment process, a written report and your results call, whether or not ADHD is diagnosed.
Pre assessment questionnaires
Questions about your symptoms, health history and experiences.
Informant questionnaire
Supporting information from someone who knows you well, where available.
Identity verification and health record review
Identity checks, and NHS Summary Care Record review where access is appropriate and available.
Structured video assessment with DIVA 5 interview
Usually around 90 minutes with a pharmacist independent prescriber.
Detailed written report
Clinical findings and recommendations, whether or not ADHD is diagnosed.
GP letter and results call
A GP letter with consent, plus a call to discuss your findings.
Not included
Further specialist treatment, ongoing prescribing and monitoring, and additional appointments or services are separate, subject to suitability.
Understanding your options
There are different routes to an adult ADHD assessment. Fees, waiting times and aftercare arrangements vary between providers.
NHS waits for an adult ADHD assessment vary widely by area. Many people wait more than a year, some local services report waits of several years, and some areas have paused or limited new referrals. In June 2026, there were up to 959,662 open NHS referrals in England that may be for an ADHD assessment (NHS England, ADHD Management Information, August 2026). Because waits differ so much, we do not quote a single NHS waiting time.
No payment is required to enquire.
What happens next
Your report will explain the findings and any recommended next steps. What happens after that depends on your outcome, circumstances and preferences.
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Your clinician will talk you through the findings and what they mean for you, then agree next steps with you. These may include practical strategies, treatment options or further specialist support.
There is no obligation to continue with any ongoing care.
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Your clinician will explain how they reached this conclusion and whether something else may better explain your difficulties. If another assessment or type of support could help, they will tell you.
You still receive your written report and results call.
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If treatment is clinically appropriate, we will explain our ongoing care plans, which can include treatment reviews, dose adjustments and monitoring. Plans are priced separately.
Treatment is always a clinical decision, so no prescription is guaranteed.
Shared care explained
Once you are stable, we may ask your GP to enter a shared care agreement where clinically appropriate. Your GP can decline.
A private diagnosis does not require a GP to provide NHS prescriptions. If your GP declines, ongoing private care may be possible, subject to clinical suitability and additional fees.
We recommend discussing your GP practice’s approach before committing to ongoing private treatment.
Meet the clinical team
Clinical accountability matters. These are the registered professionals responsible for the service and pharmacy, with your allocated assessor confirmed before booking.
Clinical lead
GPhC 2231704
Clinical oversight of the adult ADHD assessment service and its assessment processes.
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Superintendent pharmacist
GPhC 2217101
Professional oversight of the EverydayMeds registered pharmacy operated by OVIO Ltd.
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Your assessing clinician
GPhC details provided
A UK registered pharmacist independent prescriber with relevant specialist training and experience. We will confirm their name and registration.
Check the GPhC register (opens in a new tab)Structured specialist training
Our assessing prescribers have completed structured specialist training in adult ADHD assessment, treatment and ongoing monitoring, in line with NICE guidance. They are registered with their professional regulator, work within their scope of practice and keep their skills up to date through ongoing professional development.
Common questions
It is normal to have questions before arranging a private assessment. Here are the answers to some of the things people ask us.
ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects attention, activity levels and impulse control. Symptoms begin in childhood, but many people are not recognised until adulthood.
Yes. Many adults are diagnosed later in life, often after years of managing difficulties without knowing why. A diagnosis needs evidence that symptoms started in childhood and still affect everyday life.
Difficulty focusing, disorganisation, losing things, missing deadlines, restlessness, acting on impulse and struggling to manage time. Everyone experiences some of these at times. In ADHD they are persistent and affect work, relationships or daily life.
ADHD in women is often less visible, with more inattentive symptoms and a tendency to mask difficulties. Symptoms are also sometimes mistaken for anxiety or depression.
Yes. Anxiety, depression, sleep problems, thyroid conditions and autism can share features with ADHD, and some people have more than one. Your prescriber considers these before reaching a conclusion.
It depends on the person. Treatment can include medication, psychological support, practical strategies and adjustments at work or study. Some people choose not to take medication.
No. The fee covers your assessment, report and results call. Treatment, titration and ongoing care are offered through separate plans, and we explain the costs before you commit.
Not necessarily. Treatment is a clinical decision based on your assessment, health and preferences, so no prescription is guaranteed.
Titration means starting on a low dose and adjusting it gradually to find the right balance between benefit and side effects. Your prescriber reviews you regularly during this time, including your blood pressure, heart rate and weight.
Yes. Share your existing diagnostic report with us and our prescriber will review it. If it meets our clinical standards, we can continue your care through one of our plans. If we need more information, we will explain what is required.
Some ADHD medicines are controlled drugs, so they can only be supplied up to 30 days at a time. Your plan includes the regular reviews needed to keep your prescriptions going.
Some GPs agree to a shared care arrangement, but many decline for privately diagnosed patients. If yours does not, you can continue your prescriptions through one of our plans.
Sharing information with your GP keeps your care safe and joined up. Before we prescribe, we usually need your consent to inform your GP.
Your prescriber will advise you. You must tell the DVLA if your condition affects your ability to drive safely.
Adults aged 18 and over. We do not currently assess children or young people.
No. You can request a callback directly. With your consent, we check relevant health records as part of your assessment.
A prescriber who has completed specialist training in adult ADHD assessment and treatment, in line with NICE guidance.
It is a video appointment of around 90 minutes using DIVA 5, a structured diagnostic interview. Your prescriber asks about your childhood, your current difficulties and how they affect your daily life.
It helps. We ask a parent, sibling or someone who knew you well to complete an informant form. If no one is available, tell us on your call and we will explain your options.
The assessment costs £399. Requesting a callback and speaking with our team is free, and you only pay when you book.
About 2 hours of your time in total. Your written report arrives within 10 working days of your assessment, followed by a results call.
You still receive your full written report and results call. Your prescriber will explain the findings and whether another explanation or type of support should be considered.
Our reports follow NICE guidance, and you can share yours with your GP, employer or place of study. Some NHS services may still ask for their own assessment, so we cannot guarantee acceptance.
That is your choice. Many people stay on their NHS waiting list while having a private assessment, and coming to us does not remove you from it.
EverydayMeds is a UK online pharmacy based in Leicester and registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council (registration 9012878). You can check our registration on the GPhC register.
Yes. Your information is stored securely in line with UK data protection law. We only share it with your consent, unless we need to act to keep you or others safe.
This service is not for urgent support. If you are in crisis or worried about your safety, call 999, or call NHS 111 and choose the mental health option.
Take the first step
Considering a private adult ADHD assessment? We can explain what is included, discuss suitability and help you decide whether to book.
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