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Private ADHD Assessment in Norwich: What to Know & How to Choose

What we found researching the 3 private ADHD clinics we list in Norwich, including why none currently publish a fixed price, and how NHS Right to Choose works if you're covered by a Norfolk GP.

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ADHD Navigator Editorial
Clinical content team · 5 September 2026 · 4 min read

Norwich's private ADHD market looks different from most cities we cover: none of the 3 clinics we list publish a fixed assessment price online, and all 3 are in-person only, with no online assessment option currently advertised. That's worth knowing before you start calling around — you'll need to contact each clinic directly for both a quote and to check current availability.

What to check when contacting a clinic

Since pricing isn't published, ask each clinic directly what their assessment fee covers — the diagnostic interview and written report at minimum, but check whether a feedback session or follow-up appointment is included too. Also ask whether the clinician is a psychiatrist (who can prescribe directly if medication is recommended) or a psychologist/nurse (who typically can't, and would refer you on), and whether a combined ADHD and autism assessment is available if that's relevant — all 3 Norwich clinics we list do offer this combined pathway.

NHS Right to Choose

Under NHS Right to Choose, you can ask your GP to refer you to an alternative NHS-commissioned provider instead of joining your local waiting list, at no cost to you. Availability depends on your NHS Integrated Care Board, so confirm current capacity with your GP — see our Right to Choose guide for the full mechanism and a GP letter template. Given the lack of published private pricing in Norwich, it's especially worth checking this route first.

All 3 clinics mentioned here are listed on our Norwich clinics page, along with whatever detail each one has published.

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. ADHD Navigator is not a medical provider and does not offer diagnostic or treatment services.

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