ADHD & Autism Assessment Providers in Brighton

Part of The Autism Service national clinic network. ADOS-2 and ADI-R assessments for adults and children from age 3. Verify current West Sussex clinic location on their website.

Part of The Autism Service national clinic network. ADOS-2 and ADI-R assessments for adults and children from age 3. Verify current East Sussex clinic location on their website.

Spire private hospital near Gatwick serving west Surrey and north-west Sussex. Outpatient psychiatry for adult ADHD and mental health assessment. Accepts major private health insurance. Convenient for Crawley, Horley, and the Gatwick corridor. Verify consultant availability before booking.

CQC registered. Sister service of Expert in Mind, led by consultant psychiatrist Dr Sajid Suleman. Offers standalone adult autism assessment alongside ADHD. Medication titration available (£200/session; follow-ups £200 adult / £300 child). Secure online assessment available UK-wide.

Major Priory Group private psychiatric hospital in rural East Sussex. CQC-registered. Offers adult ADHD and psychiatric assessment via outpatient services. Accepts major private health insurance. Set in 48 acres; serves East Sussex, Kent, and the High Weald area.

Solo clinical psychology practice led by Dr Melanie Smart (HCPC PYL18482). Specialises in infant, child, and adolescent mental health assessment, including autism and ADHD, ages 0–18. CQC registration not applicable/confirmed for this solo diagnostic practice. Contact directly for current pricing and availability.

Largest RTC provider. Has NHS contracts with multiple ICBs. Also offers private adult autism assessments. Medication titration included in RTC pathway. Experiencing high demand — check current wait times on their website.

Online-only RTC provider. Titration and prescribing handled by sister company RTN Medical (CQC regulated). Relatively newer entrant — verify current wait times and patient feedback.

Smaller RTC provider. Clinical Director Dr Caryl Marshall. Verify current capacity and whether still actively accepting new RTC referrals.

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. Operated by ADHDdegree Ltd (Scotland-incorporated). Offers medication titration, which should place it in CQC scope — but no matching CQC registration could be verified as of July 2026. Confirm current CQC status directly before booking, especially if you need GP shared care support.

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.

Highly regarded Right to Choose and private provider. Regulated by the CQC and rated 'Good' overall. Provides comprehensive diagnostic assessments and medication titration pathways.

Specialist child and adult online ADHD assessment service based in Glasgow. BUPA-recognised, offering fast-tracked, SIGN/NICE-compliant diagnoses.

Specialist children and young people's autism (from age 2) and ADHD (from age 8) assessment service, up to age 18. ADHD assessment is remote-only; autism and joint ADHD+autism assessments offer a hybrid option via two physical hubs — The Senate, Southernhay Gardens, Exeter EX1 1UG, and Cavell House & Austin House, Stannard Place, St Crispins Rd, Norwich NR3 1YE. Typical remote waits (most English ICBs): ADHD ~9 weeks, autism ~8 weeks, joint ADHD+autism ~10 weeks. Hybrid waits vary by hub and age band: Norwich offers a notably fast ~2-week hybrid option (ages 6–18 autism, 8–18 joint); Exeter hybrid runs ~11–12 weeks (ages 2–4 and 5–18 autism, 8–18 joint). NHS Right to Choose only — no self-pay pathway. Genuinely nationwide across England (accepts referrals from GPs/ICBs in all 42 English ICBs, not restricted to the two hub areas) — do not geo-restrict to Exeter/Norwich despite the physical hubs. NHS Right to Choose does not extend to Scotland/Wales/Northern Ireland, so this provider does not serve those nations. Registered with CQC as Your Patient Choice Limited. Rated 4.9/5 on Trustpilot (~220 reviews, verified). Wait times and ICB pause status change often — check paloma.health/waiting-times for the current figure before referring.

NHS Right to Choose provider for adults (ADHD and autism) and children aged 7+ (autism). ADHD assessments require one in-person visit to Hereford or Bromsgrove, so factor in travel. CQC registered April 2024 (not yet inspected). Rated approximately 4/5 on Trustpilot (~29 reviews). Private autism assessments via sister service Melios.

Autism assessment service operating on NHS Right to Choose, sister service to ADHD360. Online-only. Adults and children aged 7+. Pricing not publicly listed — contact directly for a quote. Verify current ICB acceptance and wait times before requesting a referral.

Focused Clinic is a CQC-regulated online ADHD service for adults. The assessment fee is £289. If your pre-assessment shows that a consultation is not suitable, this fee is refunded. Ongoing treatment (medication, titration, and reviews) starts at £99 per month. Focused Clinic does not currently offer NHS Shared Care agreements.

Adult ADHD and autism assessment only (no children). Entirely remote via secure video consultation — no physical office visits. Led by Dr David Crocker, GMC-registered psychiatrist (MRCPsych). HIS registered (reg. 03427), described as Scotland's first regulated independent medical agency. ADHD or autism assessment £800 (two 60-minute sessions); combined £1,300 (three sessions); review of an existing diagnosis £350; follow-up reviews £130; prescriptions £25–£30. Does not accept NHS Right to Choose.