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We advise all patients to read this information carefully. If you have any questions, concerns or comments please contact us to discuss. We understand that Private Healthcare can be expensive, and this is why we are only asking our patients to book appointments when this is necessary and required by the guidelines.
We are always transparent with our fees which are available on our online booking system. If you decide to see one of our consultants, you will still be able to transfer your or your child’s treatment to the NHS. If you or your child is recommended ADHD medication, we will ask your GP to provide you with the NHS prescription. While in most cases this is possible, we cannot guarantee this, and we recommend our patients to speak to their GP first and find out what treatment can be offered by local NHS following private assessment and/or treatment.
1. Purpose This policy ensures the safe, ethical, and effective review of children and young people prescribed ADHD medication through ADHD Direct. It defines attendance expectations, clarifies when children must be seen, and aligns with [...]
Thank you to everyone who took part in our 2025 Patient Participation Survey. Your feedback helps us continue to improve our service and ensure we meet the needs of our patients, carers, and families. You [...]
ADHD Direct Report for Financial Year: April 2024 – March 2025 Date of Report: 06 May 2025 Name & Address of Service ADHD DirectFlemington House110 Flemington StreetGlasgow G21 4BF Understanding of Duty of Candour Responsibilities [...]
ADHD DirectDate: 06/05/2025 About the Duty of Candour At ADHD Direct, we are dedicated to delivering safe, high-quality, and person-centred care to all individuals accessing our services. As a provider of independent healthcare services in [...]
Policy on Controlled Drug Prescriptions for ADHD Medication Introduction This policy outlines the guidelines for the prescribing and monitoring of controlled drugs for patients receiving treatment for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) at our private [...]
Purpose of this Document The purpose of this policy is to inform patients of their rights and responsibilities. Patients’ rights Patient responsibilities
[...]Introduction This document outlines our commitment to handling complaints about our service. It explains how we manage received complaints, but also provides information on how we respond to received complaints and how we learn [...]
Purpose of this Document ADHD Direct aims to provide the best possible health care for its patients. However, there may be circumstances when it would be considered reasonable, or in the best interests of the [...]
At ADHD Direct we treat our patients with courtesy and respect and ask for the same in return. We ask that patients treat our clinicians and all other Practice Staff with respect, and without violence, [...]
Last updated: November 2025 General Policy At ADHD Direct, we understand that unexpected things happen and you may not always be able to attend your appointment. However, missed appointments without notice prevent other patients from [...]
March 2026 Purpose of this Document At ADHD Direct, we aim to provide the best service possible. We follow national guidelines, as well as recommendations provided by Healthcare Improvement Scotland (HIS). This document provides information [...]
March 2026 IntroductionADHD Direct patients can receive prescriptions for their ADHD medications in two ways. The policy for repeat prescribing describes the two processes where patients can obtain prescriptions:• Through a shared care arrangement between [...]