Yes, the ADHD diagnosis itself is free.

Our ADHD report is more affordable than traditional diagnostic methods because we use a combination of advanced artificial intelligence and medical doctors located outside of the UK and the US to provide accurate and reliable reports. By leveraging the power of AI and remote medical professionals, we are able to provide high-quality reports at a fraction of the cost of traditional diagnostic methods. Additionally, our reports are available online, which eliminates the need for in-person consultations and reduces associated costs. We are committed to providing affordable and accessible ADHD reporting to individuals around the world, regardless of their location or financial resources.

Studies have found that adults with ADHD have significantly higher annual medical costs than other adults. The average healthcare costs range from $4,929 to $5,651 for adults with an ADHD diagnosis, while costs for those in the control groups are just $1,473 to $2,771.

Yes, ADHD is recognized as a condition that qualifies for disability benefits and funding. However, the specific benefits and eligibility criteria may vary depending on your location and individual circumstances.

A diagnosis of ADHD alone does not automatically entitle you to receive benefits such as Personal Independence Payment (PIP), which was previously known as Disability Living Allowance (DLA). PIP applies to adults aged 16-24 years old. Eligibility for these benefits depends on the severity of your condition and how it impacts your daily life.