Make an informed enquiry
Explain whether you are seeking information for yourself, a child or young person, and whether ADHD, autism or both are questions you would like to explore.
Private assessment pricing and process
How much does a private ADHD & autism assessment cost?
How much does a private ADHD or autism assessment cost? It is reasonable to want clear pricing and process information before deciding whether to enquire. This guide explains how NeuroPath discusses cost, scope and next steps for private ADHD, autism and combined assessment pathways across the UK.
Assessment cost
What affects the cost of a private ADHD or autism assessment?
A private assessment is not a one-size-fits-all purchase. The appropriate pathway and the information needed for careful clinical consideration can differ between adults, children and young people. NeuroPath discusses the likely scope first, then provides clear cost information before you decide whether to proceed.
Cost information is not a clinical recommendation. The team cannot confirm that a particular pathway, format or outcome will be appropriate until it has considered the information relevant to your enquiry.
The conversation may cover
- Whether the enquiry concerns ADHD, autism or a combined assessment pathway
- The person’s age and the information needed to consider the pathway carefully
- Whether input from a parent, carer, informant, school or other professional is appropriate and consented to
- Whether remote, in-person or hybrid delivery is clinically appropriate
Assessment process
A clear route from enquiry to clinical feedback
The stages below are a guide, not a fixed promise. The clinical team confirms the appropriate pathway, what information is needed and the next step for the individual person.
Discuss scope and cost
The team explains the pathway that may be relevant, the information requested and the likely cost before you choose whether to proceed.
Receive clear next-step information
If you decide to proceed, you receive the relevant information, consent material and any requested background forms.
Clinician-led assessment and feedback
A clinician considers the person’s circumstances, history and relevant information. Any conclusions follow the full clinical process, not an automated score or online form.
Considering ADHD and autism together?
A combined enquiry can be useful when both ADHD and autism are questions to explore. They remain distinct clinical questions, and a combined pathway does not determine any outcome.
Read the combined assessment guidePreparing for an assessment
Our assessment guides explain how background information, informants and, where appropriate, school information can help provide useful context. A questionnaire is one source of information and does not make a diagnosis on its own.
Explore assessment guidesReady to ask a question?
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