77% Shared Care Success Rate

Private ADHDMedication in the UK

Whether you’re newly diagnosed, switching providers, or stuck on an NHS waiting list; we’ll get you started on the right medication, properly managed, from day one.

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Initiation Appointment

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Recognise Yourself Here?

Not yet diagnosed?
Start with an assessment.

Once diagnosed, we take you straight into medication.

Diagnosed by ADHD Certify already?

You’re ready to go straight to your initiation appointment.

Your provider doesn’t
prescribe

You have the report, but your clinic doesn’t offer medication. We do.

Stuck with the NHS?

Rejected assessment or years-long wait; you don’t have to wait. We’ll get you started.

Overcharged by your current provider?

Medication shouldn’t cost a fortune. We’re transparent about every penny.

Unhappy with your current provider?

Slow responses, poor support. Your care should feel better than this.

Here's Exactly What Happens When You Come to Us

From first contact to a stable, properly managed dose, here is your ADHD Medication journey with ADHD Certify.

Get in Touch

Contact us by phone or email. We’ll quickly establish where you are in your diagnosis journey and what happens next for you.

Initiation Appointment

A video consultation with your ADHD specialist. We agree on the right medication and starting dose for you, and your clinician issues your prescription on the day of your appointment.

Medication Delivered

Once payment is received, your prescription is dispatched by our partner pharmacy. Most patients receive their medication within 3–5 working days, depending on payment timing, stock and weekends.

Titration Reviews

(every 3-4 weeks) Most patients need 4–5 review appointments to find their optimal dose; sometimes more, depending on individual response.

Stabilised

Once you’re settled on the right dose, you move to less frequent ongoing reviews, one at 3 months, then every 6 months.

Shared Care with Your GP

We contact your GP and request a Shared Care Agreement, so they can take over your prescriptions on the NHS. We continue seeing you for a 30-minute review every 6 months.

Note: We have a 77% success rate in getting Shared Care Agreements accepted. If your GP declines, we continue prescribing for you privately, at a reduced rate.

What is Titration,
and What Should You Expect?

Titration is the process of starting on a low dose of ADHD medication and adjusting it gradually, under clinical supervision, until we find the dose that works best for you.

Why does titration matter?

Getting titration right prevents under-treatment, where the medication doesn’t fully help, and over-treatment, where side effects outweigh the benefit.

How long does titration take?

Most patients need 4–5 titration appointments before reaching a stable dose, spaced roughly 2–3 weeks apart. Once stable, you move to a 3-month review, then 6-monthly reviews ongoing.

What happens at each review?

A video consultation with your ADHD specialist. We check how your symptoms are responding, ask about side effects, sleep and appetite, and decide together whether to continue, adjust your dose, or try a different medication.

What safety checks happen before titration?

Before your first prescription and at every review, we check your blood pressure, weight, and height, and take a full medical history. If your blood pressure stays high, we may pause your medication and refer you for an ECG to make sure everything is safe before continuing.

ADHD Medication:
Clear Pricing. No Surprises.

Shared Care:
We Work Towards Reducing Your Long-Term Costs

Once you’re stabilised on the right medication, we put together a Shared Care Agreement and send it to your GP. It sets out your diagnosis and treatment plan, and asks your GP to take over your ongoing prescriptions while we continue to see you for a 30-minute review every 6 months.

If your GP accepts

Your GP takes over prescribing through the NHS. We remain your specialist; if you’re ever unhappy with your medication, you come back to us, not your GP.

77%

Shared Care,
Success Rate

If your GP declines

We continue prescribing for you privately, at a reduced rate.

Our Shared Care Agreement success rate is 77%.
Most patients stabilise with us, move to shared care, and continue seeing us only for periodic reviews.

Requesting and managing your Shared Care Agreement is included in the Annual Care Package, at no separate fee.

What Our Clients Say

Our clinicians are qualified, experienced, and genuinely invested in the people they work with. Every clinician on our platform is accredited with a UK professional body and verified before joining.

Have Any Questions?

Got a question? Just reach out. We’ll get back to you as soon as we can, because your health matters, and we’re with you every step of the way.

I've already been diagnosed by another provider. Do I need a new assessment?

Not necessarily a full one. We’ll review your existing report, and if it’s mostly complete, we can bridge it with a low-cost top-up. If it falls short of our clinical standard, a full reassessment may be needed; but we’ll always explain why before you commit to anything.

Why don't you just accept my existing diagnosis?

Not all ADHD assessments follow the same standard. Before we take responsibility for prescribing your medication, we need confidence in the clinical picture behind it.

How quickly will I get my medication?

Most patients receive their medication 3–5 working days after their initiation appointment.

How does the Annual Care Package work?

£370 upfront, then £62/month for 10 months; £990 total for your first year. It covers all your medication review appointments, your initiation appointment, and your Shared Care Agreement request. The actual cost of your medication is separate. After year one, ongoing care is £250/year.

Got a question? Just reach out. We’ll get back to you as soon as we can, because your health matters, and we’re with you every step of the way.

Will my medication be delivered to my home?

Yes. Your prescription goes to our partner pharmacy and is dispatched to you directly, usually within 3–5 working days.

How long does titration take?

Most patients need 4–5 review appointments, spaced 2–3 weeks apart, before reaching a stable dose. Some people need more; we never rush this process.

Can you help me move onto NHS prescribing?

Yes. Once you’re stabilised, we request a Shared Care Agreement with your GP on your behalf; our success rate is 77%. If accepted, your GP takes over prescribing on the NHS, and we continue seeing you for a 6-monthly review.