FasTreat Expands Access to Online ADHD Assessments and Personalised Care Across the UK

Nov 11, 2026

London, England, United Kingdom, November 11, 2026 -- FasTreat, a virtual mental health platform that entered the UK market in late 2025, is expanding access to private online ADHD assessments and personalised ongoing care for adults aged 18 and over.

Through digital symptom questionnaires, video consultations with General Medical Council (GMC)-registered doctors and clinical support, FasTreat offers an additional pathway for adults seeking ADHD assessment and treatment. The platform serves eligible adults across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, subject to clinician availability, regulations and needs.

Addressing Barriers to Adult ADHD Assessment

Many UK adults seeking an ADHD assessment face long waits and limited appointment availability. ADHD is a neurodevelopmental condition that can affect attention, organisation, time management, emotional regulation and everyday functioning. Although often identified in childhood, it may remain unrecognised until adulthood, when increasing responsibilities make longstanding difficulties more noticeable.

Similar symptoms can also be associated with stress, anxiety, poor sleep or other health conditions. A clinical assessment is therefore important in determining whether ADHD or another condition may be contributing to an individual’s experiences.

How FasTreat Online Assessment Works

FasTreat’s virtual process includes four stages:

1 Online questionnaires Patients provide relevant medical information and complete questionnaires about symptoms, health history and daily functioning. These questionnaires support, but do not independently establish, a diagnosis.

2 Video consultation A GMC-registered doctor reviews the patient’s symptoms, developmental history, mental health concerns and effects on daily life. Information from other sources may also be considered when clinically appropriate.

3 Results and recommendations The clinician explains the findings and discusses suitable next steps, which may include behavioural strategies, psychological support, medication, further evaluation or monitoring.

4 Ongoing care Eligible patients who need continued support can access follow-up consultations and treatment monitoring. All treatment decisions, including whether medication is appropriate, are made by the treating clinician in line with individual circumstances and professional standards. A diagnosis or prescription is not guaranteed.

Pricing and Access

Current advertised prices are:

Online ADHD assessment：£199
Ongoing care：£99 per month

Additional services, treatment requirements and medication-related costs may vary according to the care plan. Patients should confirm current prices, service inclusions and eligibility requirements on the FasTreat UK website before booking.

Eligible patients may access private assessment without first obtaining a GP referral, subject to clinical and service requirements. Where appropriate, FasTreat may support shared care arrangements with a patient’s GP, although acceptance remains at the discretion of the GP and healthcare provider. The service is intended to complement, rather than replace, NHS services and other established care pathways.

Professional Standards and Global Experience

FasTreat’s UK services involve GMC-registered doctors. The company also reports that its relevant healthcare service in England is registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC). GMC and CQC registration serve different regulatory purposes and do not guarantee a diagnosis, prescription or treatment outcome. Services in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland remain subject to the requirements applicable in each nation, and all clinical decisions are the responsibility of appropriately qualified professionals.

According to FasTreat’s internal global operating data as of July 2026, the platform has completed more than 28,000 appointments and clinical consultations, while more than 9,000 members have entered ongoing care. In an internal user feedback survey, 88% of respondents reported feeling better within their first month of care.

These figures relate to FasTreat’s international operations and are not UK-specific. Survey responses are self-reported and may reflect improved understanding of symptoms, access to professional support or changes in perceived well-being. They should not be interpreted as independently verified clinical outcomes or a guarantee of treatment effectiveness; individual experiences may vary.

Making ADHD Care More Accessible

Online assessment can offer flexibility for people with demanding schedules, those living in areas with limited local services and those who find in-person appointments difficult to attend. By combining remote questionnaires, video consultations and ongoing monitoring, FasTreat aims to make ADHD care more convenient and easier to navigate across the UK.

For more information, visit FasTreat UK.

About FasTreat

FasTreat is an international virtual mental health platform providing online assessments and personalised ongoing care. In the UK, it offers private online ADHD assessments and treatment support for eligible adults aged 18 and over.

Medical and Service Disclaimer

This press release is for general information only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. FasTreat is not a substitute for emergency medical or mental health care. Assessments, diagnoses, prescriptions and treatment recommendations depend on individual clinical findings and professional judgement. No diagnosis, prescription, appointment timeframe or specific outcome is guaranteed. Availability and pricing may change and should be confirmed before booking. Appointment, membership and survey figures cited above relate to FasTreat’s global operations as of July 2026.

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Website: http://fastreat.co.uk

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