Packages & Pricing
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) affects millions of individuals worldwide, impacting their ability to focus, control impulses, and manage daily tasks.
For many, medication is a crucial part of treatment. However, finding the right medication and dosage can be a complex process.
This is where ADHD medication titration packages come into play. we will explore what these packages are, how they work, and why they are essential for effective ADHD management.
| ADHD Medication Initial Consultation - £250
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Preview of ADHD report
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Medical Pre-screening questionnaire
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Blood Pressure and Pulse review
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Review of GP Medical summary
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If deemed suitable to commence ADHD medication you will need to purchase a titration package.
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Discussion of medication options, including risks and benefits
| Initial Medication Titration (3 Months) - £750
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5 appointments with a Non-Medical prescriber (NMP) - 30 minutes.
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Initial and final appointment will be via video link and the other 3 appointments can be offered via video or Telephone.
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Letter correspondence to the GP following every consultation.
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Limited email support throughout the 3 months titration.
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Shared Care Agreement (SCA) request completed and sent to the GP (it is not guaranteed that the GP will enter into a SCA).
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Up to six prescriptions to cover titration period.
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Travel letter, if required.
| Additional Appointments
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£100 (30min)
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£150 (45min)
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Video appointment if Initial Medication Titration dose not reach therapeutic dose, including prescription.
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If concerns or questions cannot be adequately answered via e-mail between consultations.
| Prescription Fee (outside a package) – £30
| ADHD Reviews for Stable Patients - £200
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SCA and national prescribing guidelines, requires you to be reviewed by a specialist.
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Video 6 monthly reviews (45mins) – for under 18 years
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Annual video review (45mins) – 18+
| Important Information
This does not include the cost of medication and medication delivery fee charged by the pharmacy.
The shared care agreement is not guaranteed and this should be discussed with your GP to ascertain if they will accept this.
