ADHD & Autism Assessment Providers in Edinburgh

HIS registered independent clinic (inspected June 2023). Adults and all ages assessed for ADHD and autism. In-person at St Colme Street, Edinburgh and online. Pricing via booking portal — not publicly listed on website. NHS Right to Choose does not apply in Scotland.

Private only. ADHD £1,495 (includes £195 initial consultation), autism £2,095, combined £2,495. Autism from age 4, ADHD from age 6. Hybrid model — at least one face-to-face session required. HCPC/GMC-registered clinicians. Payment plans available. HIS registration not confirmed.

BUPA and AXA recognised. HCPC and BPS registered practitioners. Adults, teenagers, and children assessed. ADHD £950; pre-assessment £145; adult/teen autism £1,500; child autism (including school visit) £1,700; combined AuDHD £2,100 (£350 discount applied). Glasgow primary location; periodic Edinburgh sessions also held. HIS registration not confirmed.

HIS registered (no inspection conducted yet at time of research). Adults and children (ADHD from age 5). In-person at Glasgow and Edinburgh; also serves Dundee and Inverness via meeting rooms. Online digital consultations also available. Flexible payment accepted (Clearpay, Klarna, PayPal).

Adults only. ADHD assessment: Consultant-led £1,200, Associate Specialist £800. Combined ADHD and autism assessment: Consultant £1,700, Associate Specialist £1,300. In-person and online. HIS registration stated as in progress on website — verify current status before booking. NHS Right to Choose does not apply in Scotland.

HIS registration confirmed on website — verify current status. Adults only. ADHD and autism assessments. In-person at Randolph Crescent, Edinburgh and online. Pricing not publicly listed — contact clinic directly. NHS Right to Choose does not apply in Scotland.

In-person clinics in Glasgow city centre and Edinburgh. Autism assessment from £1,495 (£250 deposit; interest-free payment plan available). ADHD assessment pricing not published — contact clinic. Claims 5-star Google rating on own website (specific review count not confirmed). HIS registration not confirmed.

Based in the Falkirk / Forth Valley area (between Stirling and Edinburgh). ADHD and autism assessments for adults and children; also offers cognitive profiling and wellbeing screening. Referrals re-opened May 2025. Pricing not published — contact clinic. HIS registration not confirmed.

One of the largest private providers. Very fast access. In-person clinics across the UK plus online. Follow-up appointments with nurse prescribers £165–£225. Does NOT accept Right to Choose — private pay only. Good option when speed is critical.

London-based with online option. Uses Conners 3 diagnostic tool for children. Children age 9+ only. Follow-ups £295, repeat prescriptions £75. Wide price range depending on clinician grade and format — check which tier suits.

Fixed pricing with no hidden extras (per their website). Titration oversight £150/month. Annual review £250. Verify CQC registration status and current availability.

Offers free screening consultation. Also provides autism assessments. Serves Scotland and Wales (where RTC is not available). Good budget option — verify clinician qualifications and CQC status.

Among the lowest-priced providers. NHS-qualified clinicians (per their website). Full report within 5 working days. Also offers autism assessments. Verify CQC registration, clinician credentials (consultant psychiatrist vs other), and whether GP will accept diagnosis for shared care at this price point.

Established London hospital with neurodevelopmental centre. Follows NICE guidelines. In-person option in North London. Competitive London pricing. Verify current fees as these were from early 2026.

Central London location (Portman Square). Offers same-day diagnosis in urgent cases. NHS-recognised documentation. Triage assessment available before committing to full assessment. Premium pricing reflects London location.

Scotland-based provider with strong patient reviews. Offers both ADHD and autism assessments for adults and children. Note: shared care acceptance by Scottish GPs is lower (~29%) than England (~58%) — advise patients to check with their GP first.