Clinical Partners

Key facts

Oldest fact above last checked 13 September 2026.

What the fee covers

The £895 adult assessment fee includes five pre-assessment questionnaires, one informant questionnaire for someone who knows the patient well, access to an online patient portal, a diagnostic interview including the DIVA-5 with an experienced clinician, and a personalised written report that may contain a formal diagnosis, recommendations and referrals. The fee page lists no medication, titration or follow-up appointments; those are a separate medication service.

source · checked 13 September 2026

The pathway they publish

Questions to ask them

1. 1. Will you write to my GP about shared care, and what happens if the GP declines?
2. 2. Is the report accepted by my GP, and by an employer or university if I need it?
3. 3. What happens if the assessment does not result in an ADHD diagnosis?

Other published facts

Our note on this provider

Clinical Partners is included because it covers a case the online-first providers do not: face-to-face appointments with specialist clinicians in multiple locations across the UK, for adults and for children from age six. If seeing someone in person matters to you, or if you are arranging an assessment for a younger child, that is a meaningful difference rather than a marketing one. It is a network rather than a single clinic, which means the clinician you see, and sometimes the fee, depends on location and availability. We have deliberately left the price fields unfilled: third-party directories quote figures for this provider, and we will not repeat numbers we cannot source to the provider itself. The same applies to its CQC registration details and any shared-care position. Because several required facts are missing, this profile stays out of search results until they are published or confirmed. If you contact them, ask for the fee in writing for the specific location and age group you need.

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