Meet the Other Phone. Child-safe in minutes.

Meet the Other Phone.
Child-safe in minutes.

Buy now

Please or to access all these features

Neurodiverse Mumsnetters

Use this forum to discuss neurodiverse parenting.

Adhd360

8 replies

Ostagazuzulum · 12/08/2024 17:45

Has anyone had an assessment from ADHD360 through right to chose? I have my referral date through. Quicker than I expected. What should I expect? I feel strangely nervous and not sure why.

OP posts:
turtlestarlight · 16/08/2024 20:34

I would personally avoid them and go for another provider if possible, or at least ask in advance who you are seeing and what their qualifications are.

Ostagazuzulum · 19/08/2024 09:12

Can I ask why? They're one of main providers? I have waited since April for appointment and have it in two weeks

OP posts:
turtlestarlight · 19/08/2024 19:49

I've only seen a few of their reports, two of them were written by pharmacists who then also recommended meds. Technically it's within NICE guidelines but it's clearly just assessments on the cheap and I personally wouldn't be confident in their conclusions.

Jyckin · 08/09/2024 19:54

My nephew was diagnosed with them adhd.. he had meds for a year then all of a sudden prescription stopped once sister got in touch they said after a year you have to pay a yearly fee to continue with the meds £500+ and the nhs did not accept the 360 diagnosis and would not do the prescription. Just a heads up double check if you are wanted to medicate x

Jyckin · 08/09/2024 20:21

Also was not cheap for the assessment was over 1000 x

fizzymizzy · 09/09/2024 08:49

Yeah don't do it; they are one to avoid. You can't, or you couldn't back when I was looking, see who their clinicians were, to choose one or check their experience etc.

I spent a long time investigating and ensured to have my assessment done by a psychiatrist who worked in the NHS, had plenty years experience in the field.

A pharmacist assessing for ADHD is entirely inappropriate

fizzymizzy · 09/09/2024 08:50

Oh sorry just realised your assessment will be done by now Blush

AlexJ99 · 08/04/2026 19:32

We are extremely disappointed with our experience at ADHD 360 and feel compelled to share our concerns so other parents can make informed decisions.

Our daughter’s safety was neglected throughout the process, despite ADHD 360 advertising a personalised, supportive service focused on patient wellbeing. What we actually received was the opposite — no meaningful personalised guidance, no genuine clinical support, and advice from the clinician that added little to no value beyond what we had already researched ourselves.

The service felt like an overpriced route to medication rather than a safe, child-centred healthcare service. Instead of careful monitoring and safeguarding, we were left feeling solely responsible for assessing risks ourselves. ADHD 360 placed our daughter at significant risk of harm and showed no accountability or acknowledgement when we raised serious safety concerns or highlighted gaps in their safeguarding measures.

After three months, we were told no further suitable medication options were available and that any remaining treatments would carry the same dangerous side effects as previous stimulant medications. Based on this advice, we requested a refund because the advertised service — safe, personalised care — had clearly not been delivered. This was refused.

We submitted a formal complaint requesting improvements to safeguarding procedures and explaining that the service provided did not match what had been sold to us. Suddenly, ADHD 360 changed their position and insisted on trying another stimulant medication — the very same type they had previously warned would pose the same risks to our daughter. This contradiction severely undermined our confidence in their clinical judgement and reinforced our concern that safety was not the priority.

Our experience has left us feeling that ADHD 360 tells families what they want to hear before payment, but ultimately provides an unsafe, poorly informed service that prioritises revenue over child welfare.

We strongly recommend parents carefully consider alternatives before choosing the private route — or even the Right to Choose pathway — with ADHD 360. We have raised multiple safety concerns with the relevant authorities, due to our concerns that services provided were unsafe.

Since moving to another provider, we are finally seeing meaningful improvement and a far higher standard of care.

Parents deserve transparency, accountability, and services that place child safety above all else. Based on our experience, ADHD 360 failed to meet these fundamental standards, and our serious safeguarding concerns were neither adequately acknowledged nor meaningfully addressed.

New posts on this thread. Refresh page
Swipe left for the next trending thread