ADHD 360 - Private Clinic

ADHD 360 is a private, CQC-registered clinic offering ADHD assessment, diagnosis and ongoing treatment for children, young people and adults across the UK. Based in Lincolnshire and delivered virtually, the service positions itself as the UK’s largest single specialist ADHD clinic, and it works with both self-funding clients and NHS patients referred through the Right to Choose pathway, which allows an NHS-funded assessment to be carried out by an approved private provider rather than through a local NHS waiting list.

The assessment pathway begins with a free online screening tool — either the Adult ADHD Self-Report Scale or the Swanson, Nolan and Pelham-IV Questionnaire, depending on age — which screens for patterns of inattention, hyperactivity and impulsivity. Clients who proceed are asked to complete a detailed pre-appointment questionnaire covering symptom history, behaviour and relevant medical background, so the clinician has context before the consultation itself. The core assessment is then carried out over video call by a specialist ADHD clinician, and the service is explicit that this is framed as a structured conversation about lived experience rather than a single pass/fail test. Where appropriate, clinicians also use QbCheck, a computer-based measure that ADHD 360 describes as an objective tool for supporting diagnosis and monitoring treatment response, alongside the clinical interview. Clients receive a formal diagnosis letter at the end of the process, and the clinician discusses next steps directly with them.

Clinical delivery sits alongside an internal training arm, the ADHD 360 Academy, which the organisation says provides CPD-accredited and nationally recognised training to help other medical professionals develop ADHD-specialist skills — suggesting the clinic treats workforce development as part of its own clinical governance rather than a separate commercial offer. All clinical staff are DBS-checked, and the organisation states it maintains ongoing clinical supervision as part of how it develops its assessing clinicians. Following diagnosis, ADHD 360 provides twelve months of continuous care rather than a one-off appointment, with optional access to coaching, counselling and peer support groups for those who want more than medication management alone. Non-medicated routes are offered as an alternative where a client’s circumstances make that the more suitable option, rather than medication being presented as the only outcome of assessment.

ADHD 360 was built by its clinical leadership team, led by chief executive Dr Phillip Anderton, and in 2025 the business was acquired by Keys Group, a wider healthcare and children’s services organisation; ADHD 360 has retained its own name, branding and clinical identity under that ownership, and Dr Anderton has committed to remaining with the business. The scale of the operation — described as the UK’s largest single specialist ADHD clinic — combined with its technology-enabled, fully virtual assessment model, has allowed it to serve patients across the whole of the UK rather than a single region, which is part of what has made it a significant route into diagnosis for people using the NHS Right to Choose scheme as well as those paying privately. Independent client reviews on Trustpilot currently sit at 4.8 out of 5.

For someone considering an assessment, ADHD 360’s core offer is a structured, clinician-led diagnostic pathway that combines standardised screening tools, an in-depth clinical conversation, an objective computer-based measure, and a follow-on year of care rather than assessment in isolation. Its scale and NHS Right to Choose accreditation make it a practical option for people who want to avoid long local waiting lists, while its use of recognised screening instruments and CQC registration are the kind of markers worth checking against personal priorities before booking.