Pre assessment screening
Initial triage, including the AQ-10 screening instrument.
Private Autism Assessment in London
Private autism assessment in London from £1,495, using ADOS-2 and ADI-R.
A full diagnostic assessment led by consultant psychiatrists and neurodevelopmental specialists, reviewed by a multidisciplinary panel. You get a written report that schools, universities and employers accept for adjustments. Assessed by video, or in person at Portman Square, Marylebone.
- £1,495 Adults, £1,795 Children
- ADOS-2 and ADI-R
- Multidisciplinary Review
- Report Accepted for Adjustments
- Edgbaston
- CQC registered
Before you book, check the free route IN LONDON
In England you have a legal right to choose your provider for an NHS funded autism assessment. It needs a referral from your GP and it costs you nothing.
Waits are long in most areas, often measured in years for adults, which is why many people choose to pay. But it is worth asking your GP before spending £1,495, and we would rather say so than have you find out later.
People generally choose to pay when they need a diagnosis for a deadline such as exam arrangements, a Disabled Students’ Allowance application or workplace adjustments, when they have already waited a long time, or when they want the question answered now rather than in three years.
What the autism assessment involves IN LONDON
Diagnostic interviews and developmental history
Autism is a lifelong condition, so the assessment looks at your whole life rather than only now. For adults this is often the part that takes longest.
Observational assessment
Using ADOS-2, the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, which is the recognised standard.
Collateral information
Questionnaires and, where possible, input from someone who knew you as a child, or from school. This is often the rate limiting step, and it is worth starting early.
Multidisciplinary review
A panel reviews the findings rather than a single clinician, as NICE guidance expects.
Feedback and written report
Results explained in a follow-up appointment, with a detailed report and recommendations.
How long an autism assessment takes IN LONDON
Be realistic about timing, and be wary of anyone who is not. A full autism assessment involves developmental history and collateral information from someone who knew you as a child or from your school.
Those cannot be rushed, and how quickly your assessment completes usually depends on how quickly that information arrives rather than on our availability.
What we can do quickly is start. Screening and the first appointment are usually available within days rather than months.
What happens after an autism diagnosis IN LONDON
There is no medication for autism itself, and any service implying otherwise is misleading you. What medication can help with is co-existing conditions such as anxiety, depression, or ADHD, which are common alongside autism and are treatable.
What the diagnosis is actually for:
- Workplace adjustments under the Equality Act, and Access to Work support.
- Disabled Students’ Allowance and exam arrangements at university.
- School support for children, including feeding into an EHCP application.
- Understanding yourself. For many adults this is the main reason, and it is a legitimate one.
Support offered afterwards: cognitive behavioural therapy adapted for autistic people, autism and life skills coaching, medication management for co-existing conditions, and private GP aftercare.
Your report is written to be accepted by schools, universities and employers.
How to book an autism assessment IN LONDON
- Step 1
Book online or call 0208 050 0379
No GP referral is needed to be seen privately
- Step 2
Screening
Initial triage and questionnaires, including AQ-10.
- Step 3
Gather your background information early
School reports and anyone who can describe your childhood. This is the step that determines your timescale.
- Step 4
Assessment appointments
Diagnostic interviews and ADOS-2 observation, by video or at Hagley Road, Edgbaston.
- Step 5
Panel review,
Then, feedback and your written report.
Autism assessment LONDON COST
Autism Assessments Fees
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Adult Autism Assessment | £1495 |
| Child Autism Assessment | £1795 |
Find Our london
Located in Marylebone, this clinic sits within Portman Square, one of central London’s well-established and easily navigable areas. The surrounding neighbourhood is known for its professional setting, green spaces, and proximity to key parts of the West End, making it a convenient location for patients visiting from across London.
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Accessibility and support:
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
- On-site parking
Address
Light Centre, 10 Portman Square, Baker Street, London W1H 6AZ
Opening Hours
Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 7:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am – 2:00 pm
Sunday Closed
Phone
+44 0121 798 0729
hello@privatemedicalclinic.co.uk
Parking
No on-site parking. Nearest NCP: Portman Square Car Park (2 min walk).
Meet our Clinicians
Consultant Old Age Psychiatrist
Dr Rashi Arya has worked as a consultant in old age psychiatry since 2010 and practises at Midlands Partnership Foundation Trust. She was elected a Fellow of the Royal College of Psychiatrists in 2018. Her clinical work centres on supporting patients and families living with dementia and its complications.
Consultant Adult Psychiatrist
An experienced Private GP and medical director of Private Medical Clinic.
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Autsim assessment BIRMINGHAM FAQS
£1,495 for adults and £1,795 for children, covering the assessment, panel review and written report.
ADOS-2 for observational assessment and ADI-R for developmental interview, alongside AQ-10 screening and standardised scales for empathy, anxiety and mood. These are the recognised instruments rather than an in-house questionnaire.
Screening and a first appointment are usually available within days. How quickly the whole assessment completes depends largely on collateral information, meaning school records or someone who knew you as a child, so starting that early makes the biggest difference.
Much of the assessment can run by video. Portman Square, Marylebone is available if in person suits you better.
The reports are written to be accepted by schools, universities and employers for adjustments, and for Disabled Students’ Allowance and Access to Work applications.
They frequently co-occur and are often assessed together. Ask when you book, since it changes the appointments and the cost.
Possibly. In England, Right to Choose lets you pick your provider for an NHS-funded assessment at no cost, with a GP referral. Waits are long in most areas, often years for adults, which is why people pay. Ask your GP first.
ADOS-2 for observational assessment and ADI-R for developmental interview, alongside AQ-10 screening and standardised scales for empathy, anxiety and mood. These are the recognised instruments rather than an in house questionnaire.
It helps a great deal and it is part of the recognised process. If nobody is available, say so at booking rather than assuming it rules you out. Assessments do proceed without it, using other evidence.
No. There is no medication for autism itself. Medication can help with co-existing conditions such as anxiety, depression, or ADHD, which often occur alongside it.
An assessment does not guarantee a diagnosis. A thorough one sometimes identifies something else that fits better, which is a useful answer rather than a wasted fee.
Book an autism assessment IN BIRMINGHAM
£1,495 for adults, using ADOS-2 and ADI-R with a multidisciplinary panel review. By video or in person at Hagley Road, Edgbaston.