ADHD Treatment and Medication Support
What happens after an ADHD diagnosis if medication is being considered — treatment consultation, starting medication where appropriate, titration, monitoring and ongoing review.
This service is not available for direct public booking
ADHD treatment and medication appointments cannot be booked or purchased directly from this website. They are arranged by PRC only after your pathway has been confirmed, so that treatment is considered only where it is clinically appropriate.
Before you read on
An assessment does not guarantee a diagnosis. Medication is offered only where clinically appropriate. GP shared-care acceptance cannot be guaranteed. Clients may need to continue paying privately for prescriptions, reviews and monitoring.
Who this is for
People who have an ADHD diagnosis and for whom treatment is being considered as a next step. Eligibility for treatment is a clinical decision. A diagnosis does not automatically mean medication will be offered, and treatment is not accepted automatically where the diagnosis was made elsewhere.
What the treatment pathway involves
- A treatment consultation to discuss whether medication is clinically appropriate.
- Discussion of options, expected benefits, possible side effects and alternatives.
- Where appropriate, starting medication and titrating the dose gradually.
- Physical health monitoring during titration and while treatment continues.
- Scheduled review appointments, including a review once the dose is stable.
- An annual review while treatment continues.
- Repeat prescriptions arranged through PRC where shared care is not in place.
- Communication with your GP, including a shared-care proposal where appropriate.
GP shared care and its limitations
Where it is appropriate, PRC can write to your GP proposing a shared-care arrangement, under which the GP takes over prescribing. Whether to accept is entirely a decision for your GP practice, and many practices decline. PRC cannot guarantee acceptance. If shared care is not accepted, you may need to continue paying privately for prescriptions, reviews and monitoring for as long as you remain on medication.
Costs to be aware of
Treatment and medication support is charged per appointment rather than as a single package, because the number of appointments depends on how you respond.
| Appointment | Price |
|---|---|
| Initial ADHD treatment consultation | £300 |
| ADHD medication initiation | £250 |
| ADHD titration or medication review | £220 |
| Routine ADHD medication follow-up | £180 |
| Annual ADHD medication review | £250 |
The medication itself is not included. Private prescription charges and pharmacy charges are paid separately and continue for as long as you remain on medication. A private prescription outside a scheduled consultation is £35.
Full fees and cancellation terms are on the Prices page.
Frequently asked questions
No. Treatment and medication appointments are arranged by PRC only after your pathway has been confirmed. They cannot be purchased directly from this website.
No. Treatment is not automatically accepted on the basis of a diagnosis made elsewhere. A review is required, and additional assessment may be needed.
No. Medication is offered only where it is clinically appropriate, and it is never guaranteed.
GP shared-care acceptance cannot be guaranteed. It is a decision for your GP practice, and many practices decline. You may need to continue paying privately.
Titration and monitoring appointments while the dose is being established, a review once the dose is stable, scheduled reviews thereafter, and an annual review while treatment continues.
Want to understand your options?
Book a free 15-minute suitability and information call. This call is for information and pathway suitability. It is not a clinical assessment and no diagnosis, treatment or prescription is provided during the call.