ADHD Shared Care

After stable titration, the specialist sends the GP a shared-care request setting out responsibilities, monitoring and when to refer back. The GP decides whether to accept.

Shared care can only be requested once your medication is working well. At ADHD Path we ask that you have been stable and optimised on the same medication and dose for 3 consecutive months before we approach your NHS GP.

If your NHS GP is willing to accept shared care, we complete the shared care agreement forms and letter to request it. This is a one-off fee of £150. Your GP decides whether to accept — shared care is at their discretion and cannot be guaranteed.

If your GP approves shared care, we still review you every 6 months (£99 per 6 months) to check that your medication remains effective and is being prescribed safely by your GP. After each review we write to your GP to confirm whether it remains appropriate to continue.

If you are not eligible for shared care, or your GP declines it, you can stay under our care: our clinicians continue to prescribe and monitor you, with repeat prescriptions (clinician approved only) at £49 per month plus the 6-monthly monitoring review.

Yes. GPs may decline for reasons including competence, local policy or workload. This is their professional decision.

You can continue private prescribing and monitoring, ask the GP about local NHS options, or discuss alternatives with your clinician.