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ADHD360 in the Health and Wellbeing Checklists
In 2023 ADHD360 were mentioned in the Health and Wellbeing Checklists featured in The Times and The Mail on Sunday.
The Health and Wellbeing Checklist
The Health & Wellbeing Checklist is an advertorial feature published periodically as a double-page spread in national newspapers including The Sunday Times and the Mail on Sunday.
It showcases curated lifestyle, wellness, and medical brands, along with expert advice.
The Times
In The Times our feature in the Health and Wellbeing Checklist focused on how we support your child through their assessment.
Your child and their ADHD
Why wait to have your child assessed and treated for their ADHD?
ADHD 360, one of the largest national providers of ADHD services, was formed on the back of over 100 years’ collective experience in ADHD by three founders, ADHD 360 is specifically driven to help people with ADHD live their ‘best life’. 360 will assess your child and, if relevant, commence treatment within four weeks of you contacting them, for a fixed fee for a year’s care with competitive prices from £860.
360’s’ approach to assessing and treating ADHD puts the patient in the middle of each and every decision. Studies of common ADHD care pathways, administration and management revealed many organisational and cultural barriers, an example being access for young girls and women, who are so often misunderstood regarding ADHD.
ADHD 360 have removed these common, discriminatory barriers to service access and proudly have a 50/50 male to female patient ratio. Video conferencing removes travel time, automation removes admin time, and their expert front office staff provide patient support and are the point of contact for other health professionals.
Their clinicians get maximum time to work with patients, waiting times are reduced as they see over four times more patients than traditional mental health services. Patient and family support and advice is provided by ADHD 360’s own dedicated patient advocate team, and proudly ADHD 360 also provide non-medical support for patients in many formats, to suit every budget.
Recent feedback received through TrustPilot reads:
“I can’t fault ADHD 360 on any front. The system is very accessible and easy to use, my clinician was kind, helpful and efficient, and communications are prompt. It’s been a very good experience.”
The Sunday Mail
In the Mail on Sunday our feature in the Health and Wellbeing Checklist focused on the support and services we provide beyond assesment and diagnosis.
More than your diagnosis
Formed on the back of over 100 years’ collective experience in ADHD by three founders, ADHD 360 is specifically driven to help people with ADHD live their ‘best life’. A far cry from standardised, sub-therapeutic treatment, ‘360’s’ approach to assessing and treating ADHD puts the patient genuinely in the middle of each and every decision.
Many healthcare organisations aim to put patients at the centre. ADHD360 benefitted from a blank sheet of paper and was designed from inception to provide the best possible ADHD patient experience. Study of common ADHD care pathways, administration and management revealed many organisational and cultural barriers, an example being access for women, who are so often misunderstood regarding ADHD. ADHD 360 have removed these common, discriminatory barriers to service access and proudly have a 50/50 male to female patient ratio.
Video conferencing removes travel time, automation removes admin time, patient notes on tablets are seamlessly converted into GP letters and prescriptions, and their expert front office staff provide patient support and are the point of contact for other health professionals. Their clinicians get maximum time to work with patients, waiting times are reduced as they see over four times more patients than traditional mental health services.
Their patients have an online portal to make convenient appointments, weekend and evening slots are available, care plans can be viewed, and helpful videos and other information can be accessed. Patient and family support and advice is provided by ADHD360’s own dedicated patient advocate team and proudly ADHD360 provide nonmedical support for patients in many formats, to suit every budget.
Recent feedback received through TrustPilot reads:
“I can’t fault ADHD360 on any front. The system is very accessible and easy to use, my clinician was kind, helpful and efficient, and communications are prompt. It’s been a very good experience.”