ADHD360

Key facts

Oldest fact above last checked 13 September 2026.

What the fee covers

Assessment plus a personalised treatment plan and twelve months of treatment and support, renewed annually

source · checked 13 September 2026

The pathway they publish

Questions to ask them

1. 1. Do you assess someone of this age, and who carries out that assessment?
2. 2. Is the assessment online, in person, or a mix — and where?
3. 3. How long is the assessment, who conducts it, and what do I receive at the end?
4. 4. Will you write to my GP about shared care, and what happens if the GP declines?

Other published facts

Our note on this provider

ADHD360 publishes an unusually clear bundled price: rather than charging only for an assessment, its main plan covers assessment plus twelve months of treatment and support, payable upfront or monthly. That structure makes it easier to compare against providers who quote a low assessment fee and then charge separately for titration and reviews, which is the single most common reason people underestimate the cost of going private. Its own pages state that it is CQC regulated and a licensed NHS service, and that it works with NHS partners including Right to Choose referrals; we record that as the provider stating it, not as something we have verified against the register. Several facts we would want before recommending anyone rely on this page are not published on the pages we checked, including the age range served, delivery format and any shared-care position, so the profile is deliberately incomplete rather than filled in by inference. Ask directly what happens at the end of the twelve months and what renewal costs.

Our own commentary, kept separate from the facts · reviewed 23 September 2026.