Private ADHD Diagnosis

At KPI:Access, we are committed to connecting you with affordable access to ADHD and ASD healthcare diagnosis, focusing on finding specialists who assess both young children and adults. Our mission is to ensure that everyone has access to the support they need to thrive, without the long waiting times and high costs often associated with private healthcare services.

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Why Choose KPI:Access for Private ADHD Assessments and Diagnosis?

Expertise and Professionalism

KPI:Access connects you with a team of neuro specialists, each with extensive experience in assessing and treating neurodevelopmental disorders. The team we work with is dedicated to delivering professional, reliable, and compassionate care to every patient.

Fast Access to Care

We understand the urgency of getting a diagnosis and starting treatment. With KPI:Access, you can get connected with a clinical team who can see you within a few days. We also offer a self-referral service, meaning you don’t need a GP referral to access an assessment through us.

Comprehensive Assessments

We work with providers who have a no-exclusion policy, ensuring that every individual who needs an assessment will receive one. The thorough assessments are designed to understand each individual’s unique challenges and provide tailored support.

Differences Between ADHD and Autism

ADHD and Autism are both neurodevelopmental disorders that can affect individuals in various ways, but they have distinct characteristics:

KPI:Access – Connections for Both ADHD and Autism

At KPI:Access, we connect you with comprehensive assessments and diagnosis for both ADHD and Autism. Assessment prices start from £495, with options tailored to meet your needs. The experienced specialists we work with, including neurological specialists, are equipped to identify and support these conditions effectively. If you are unsure about your or your child’s symptoms, don’t hesitate to get in touch. The team we connect you with is here to help you navigate the assessment process and provide the support you need.

ADHD

  • Primarily affects attention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity.
  • Individuals with ADHD may have trouble sitting still, paying attention, and controlling impulses.

Autism

  • Primarily affects social interaction, communication, and behaviour.
  • Individuals with Autism may have difficulty with social interactions, exhibit repetitive behaviours, and have specific routines or interests.

What Happens in an ADHD Assessment?

The neurodevelopmental specialists we connect you with will work closely with you or your child to fully understand behaviours and identify potential challenges. This comprehensive assessment ensures the best possible support.

Individual Consultation

A Specialist will meet with you to gather information about your or your child’s developmental history, behaviours, and challenges.

Observations

 Specialist will observe behaviour, communication, and social interactions, either in a clinical setting or in a natural environment

Communication

A Specialist will assess speech and language skills, as well as social skills and the ability to interact with others.

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ADHD Assessments for Children

Common Signs of ADHD in Children

ADHD is a common neurodevelopmental condition that can affect people of all ages. Early diagnosis and intervention are crucial for managing symptoms and helping children lead fulfilling lives. Common signs of ADHD in children include:

  • Trouble sitting still
  • Struggling to pay attention
  • Difficulty staying focused
  • Being easily distracted
  • Feeling restless
  • Forgetting things easily
  • Struggling to follow instructions
  • Excessive activity

ADHD Assessments for Adults

ADHD can also affect adults, impacting various aspects of daily life. Common signs of ADHD in adults include:

  • Social challenges
  • Communication issues
  • Repetitive behaviours
  • Unusual sensory processing
  • Attachment to routines or objects
  • Organisation challenges

Fees for Assessment & Diagnosis

Importance of Diagnosis

A formal diagnosis of ADHD or ASD is a crucial step in understanding individual needs and accessing appropriate support. It empowers you to make informed decisions about education, healthcare, and overall well-being.

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In 2023, over 50,000 PIP claimants listed ADHD as their main disabling condition. If ADHD affects your daily activities or mobility, consider making a claim for support.

What you will receive

  • Full ADHD Diagnostic Assessment – A comprehensive evaluation using clinical interviews, ADHD rating scales, and other diagnostic tools to confirm the diagnosis.
  • Diagnosis (Full Pathway) – A clear and accurate diagnosis of ADHD by a Specialist Trained Community Paediatrician.
  • Personalised Treatment Plan – A tailored treatment plan that may include medication recommendations, behaviour management strategies, and school accommodations.
  • Ongoing Support Services – Access to follow-up consultations and ongoing advice from our specialists to ensure your child receives continuous support.
  • Support for Parents and Guardians – Guidance and resources for parents to help understand ADHD and how to support your child at home and in school.
  • Liaison with Schools and Educational Support – Assistance in communicating with your child’s school to ensure proper educational accommodations are in place.

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Treatment Options

Behavioural Therapy

Behavioural therapy focuses on identifying and modifying behavioural patterns. It is effective in managing ADHD symptoms by understanding the triggers and consequences of certain behaviours.

Developmental Therapy

Developmental therapy targets specific developmental skills, such as motor or language abilities. This therapy is often combined with behavioural and speech therapy for comprehensive support.

Social-Relational Therapy

Social-relational treatments aim to build emotional bonds and improve social skills. This therapy often involves parents or peers to enhance social interactions.

Pharmacological Treatment

Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is effective for various mental health issues, including depression and anxiety, and can also help manage ADHD symptoms.

FAQs

With KPI:Access, you can get connected with a specialist who can see you within a few days. We prioritise quick access to help you get the answers you need without lengthy delays.

No, you do not need a GP referral to access an assessment through us. We offer a self-referral service for your convenience, making the process as straightforward as possible.

We work with providers who have an absolute no-exclusion policy, ensuring that everyone you’re connected with will receive an assessment. No one is turned away based on their circumstances or background.

Assessment costs vary depending on the type and complexity of evaluation needed. Contact us directly for specific pricing information, and we’ll connect you with providers who offer transparent, affordable options.

The specialists we connect you with are highly qualified professionals, including Consultant Psychiatrists, Clinical Psychologists, and other experts with extensive experience in neurodevelopmental disorders. All specialists follow national clinical guidelines and maintain professional registrations with relevant bodies.

KPI:Access connects you with trusted, qualified ADHD and ASD specialists in your area. We act as your guide to finding the right provider who meets national standards. Simply contact us with your needs, and we’ll match you with a local specialist. You’ll book directly with the provider, but we’re here to support you through the entire process.

Following your assessment, you’ll receive a comprehensive report detailing the findings, diagnostic impressions (if applicable), and recommendations for further support or interventions. The specialist will also be available to discuss the results and provide guidance on next steps as needed

The assessment typically involves interviews, observations, questionnaires, and standardised tests tailored to your individual needs. The specialists create a comfortable and supportive environment to ensure accurate and comprehensive evaluations.

Assessment duration varies depending on individual circumstances, but typically takes several hours spread over one or more sessions to complete the evaluation process thoroughly.

The specialist may provide you with guidelines or questionnaires to complete beforehand to gather relevant information about your development and behaviour. Other than that, there’s typically no special preparation required.