Keep up to date with our latest waiting times. We really are doing everything we can to reduce our ADHD wait times, but in the meantime, we thank you for your patience and understanding. If you would like us to notify you when we resume private ADHD assessments, please leave your details here and we will get in touch. Find out more here. Titration: If you are referred to our titration service, please note that there will be a delay between your assessment and starting treatment. Waiting times may also be affected by the national ADHD medication shortage.
Please click here for current waiting times. Medication Shortage: Due to global drug shortages patients may experience additional delays in prescribing medication for ADHD. This is updated regularly. If you are registered with a GP in England and they refer you to a consultant or specialist doctor, you have the legal right to choose your provider. If your GP feels a referral is appropriate, and makes a referral to us, we can arrange for your treatment to be paid for by the NHS under the Right to Choose legislation.
The first step is to discuss your symptoms with your GP. It can take up to 4 weeks to process your referral. When you are logged in, you will find a welcome note letting you know what will happen next. Psychiatry UK is a fully online company, and our services may not be suitable for all patients.
This means that:. We continue to experience unprecedented demand for referrals for both our adult ADHD and autism services, which has inevitably created waiting lists for assessment and treatment. Please click here for our current waiting times. Our Customer Support team is unable to give any more information on waiting times over the phone or via our webchat, so please wait to be contacted by us. If you are already registered with us, we will contact you by email and portal note to arrange the appointment, so please keep looking out for Psychiatry UK emails.
Under the present terms of our contracts, we can only see adults under RTC. Assuming that your GP is refusing to refer you due to funding concerns and not a clinical reason, you can ask them to read the NHS information governing patient choice.
