Ongoing reviews
Care continues once your treatment is stable. Reviews check how treatment is working, any side effects, and whether your plan needs to change.
After titration
Once your ADHD medication has been carefully adjusted and you are stable on an effective dose, routine titration appointments are no longer required. We will discuss transferring prescribing to your GP through shared care where appropriate. If your GP agrees, they can provide your ongoing repeat prescriptions. Annual medication reviews remain necessary, and private prescribing charges may apply if shared care is not accepted.
First annual review
Your first yearly medication review after your treatment is stable.
£195
Subsequent annual reviews
Yearly reviews after your first, to keep your treatment safe and effective.
£249
Private repeat prescription
Where shared care is not in place and a private prescription is needed.
£40 (where applicable)
Can my GP take over prescribing?
Our aim is to help you find a medication and dose that provide meaningful benefits while keeping side effects to a minimum. Reaching a stable, optimised treatment plan often takes at least three months, although this varies between individuals.
Once your treatment is stable, we can approach your GP to request a shared care arrangement. If your GP accepts, they may take over issuing routine repeat prescriptions while specialist reviews continue as required.
Shared care is entirely at your GP’s discretion and cannot be guaranteed. If they decline, we will explain your options for continuing private care and any associated costs.
Already under care elsewhere?
If you have been diagnosed or treated by another provider, you can ask about transferring your care.