ADHD Direct Responsibilities Your prescription will only be sent once payment is received. If payment is not made during the request via JotForm, the prescription will not be written. Your
Email:You can reach us at enquiries@adhddirect.co.uk We aim to respond to all emails within 2–3 working days. Telephone:You can call us on 0141 230 3635.Our phone lines are open during
Your prescription will only be sent once payment is received. If payment is not made during the request via JotForm, the prescription will not be written. Your clinician will advise
A prescription will be sent to you only after we receive both your payment and the completed form. It is your responsibility to arrange this. Your clinician will inform you
Yes. NHS ADHD services are struggling and as such the demand for ADHD care and for patients asking to transfer to our service has increased. At times there may be
Yes. To continue prescribing ADHD medication, your GP must be confident that you remain under appropriate specialist supervision. If they do not receive ongoing confirmation of this, they are within
No this is arranged during your appointment. Your first medication review will only occur once you have been on your medication for at least 3-4 weeks.
We’ll always maintain your current treatment plan until you’ve been reviewed by your clinician. This means you can still request your medication, which we can issue as normal, or you
What is a Medication review appointment? All patients who take ADHD medication need to consult with a specialist for monitoring and we refer to this as a ‘medication review appointment’.
For medication commencement, changes and titration we need a BP, Pulse and Weight for an adult (and BP, Pulse, weight and height for a child) An ECG is not indicated
Please note that our clinic will be closed on October 9th, 2024, for an Away Day.
During this day, we will focus on developing our services to continue providing high-quality care.
Thank you for choosing ADHD Direct.
