What is the overall cost of a Virtual Child/Adolescent ADHD Assessment?

NoDescriptionCostTime1A virtual Child/Adolescent ADHD assessment1. This includes a full report, including diagnosis and treatment plan.2. The first free medication prescription. 3. A free Shared Care Agreement with your GP (if required).£1,24560-90 Mins2Following diagnosis, medication titration involves follow-up consultations costing. £150 - £325 per 15-minute session. Titration can last between 8 and 12 weeks and potentially require multiple visits, depending on your response. to the medication. Our goal is to complete this process as quickly and safely as possible.£150 - £32515 Mins3ADHD medication, being a controlled substance, requires a monthly prescription. If the patient isn’t transferred to the NHS under a shared care agreement, there will be an approximate monthly cost of £45 per repeat prescription.£45 per month4According to the NICE guidelines, the treatment response for all ADHD drugs should be reviewed annually at £590 per 30-minute session. (This review includes a comprehensive assessment of clinical needs, benefits, and side effects, taking into account the views of the patient and carers, the effect of missed doses, planned dose reductions, and brief periods of no treatment.)£590 every 12 Months30 mins Once you have subscribed to our secure portal at Harley Mind Care, you will have access for life. We will provide the following services. NoTypePatient Portal Lifetime benefits1Patient PortalYou will have access to view and upload documents, billing activity, reports, and Educational resources (see below)2Automated RemindersWe will send out automated reminders for appointments, questionnaires, and 12-monthly reviews.3Educational ResourcesWe will upload educational videos on managing ADHD and pamphlets to assist you in things like monitoring your blood pressure and other health-related matters.4CommunicationsPortal, Email, Telephone, WhatsApp, Telegram and Messenger.

What is the overall cost of a Virtual Adult ADHD Assessment?

NoDescriptionCostTime1A virtual Adult ADHD assessment1. This includes a full report, including diagnosis and treatment plan.2. The first free medication prescription.3. A free Shared Care Agreement with your GP (if required).£80060-90 Mins2Following diagnosis, medication titration involves follow-up consultations costing. £150 per 15-minute session. Titration can last between 8 and 12 weeks and potentially require multiple visits, depending on your response. to the medication. Our goal is to complete this process as quickly and safely as possible.£15015 Mins3ADHD medication, being a controlled substance, requires a monthly prescription. If the patient isn’t transferred to the NHS under a shared care agreement, there will be an approximate monthly cost of £45 per repeat prescription.£45 per month4According to the NICE guidelines, the treatment response for all ADHD drugs should be reviewed Annually at £300 per 30-minute session. (This review includes a comprehensive assessment of clinical needs, benefits, and side effects, taking into account the views of the patient and carers, the effect of missed doses, planned dose reductions, and brief periods of no treatment.)£300 every 12 Months30 mins Once you have subscribed to our secure portal at Harley Mind Care, you will have access for life. We will provide the following services. NoTypePatient Portal Lifetime benefits1Patient PortalYou will have access to view and upload documents, billing activity, reports, and Educational resources (see below)2Automated RemindersWe will send out automated reminders for appointments, questionnaires, and 12-monthly reviews.3Educational ResourcesWe will upload educational videos on managing ADHD and pamphlets to assist you in things like monitoring your blood pressure and other health-related matters.4CommunicationsPortal, Email, Telephone, WhatsApp, Telegram and Messenger.

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Balancing ADHD Medication and Islamic Fasting - harleymindcare.com

Balancing ADHD Medication and Fasting

ADHD, Mental Health, Psychiatrists / 2 February 2025

Introduction In my years of practice as a psychiatrist, I’ve often encountered individuals who want to observe Islamic fasting—particularly during […]

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