Private Autism Assessments in Worksop
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Our Worksop Autism Clinic is easily accessible by car and serves clients from Worksop and the surrounding areas.
Our clinic is located on Retford Road, Worksop, S80 2PU
We offer appointments on weekdays and weekends at this clinic.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a private autism assessment in Worksop cost?
A private autism assessment at our Worksop clinic costs £2,095. This includes the full assessment process, multi-disciplinary clinical review, a detailed written diagnostic report, and a feedback session. Full pricing details are available here.
Are private autism assessments accepted by the NHS?
Yes, our assessments are NICE compliant and use recognised diagnostic criteria. While the NHS does not “approve” private diagnoses, our private reports are routinely accepted by the NHS services, schools, universities, employers, and local authorities.
Is the assessment face-to-face or online?
Our Worksop clinic offers face-to–face autism assessments, with remote options available where clinically appropriate.
How long is the waiting time for a private autism assessment in Worksop?
You can usually begin your assessment within 2-3 weeks at our Worksop clinic, significantly faster than NHS waiting times, which may be several years.
Do I need a GP referral for a private autism assessment?
You do not need a GP referral for a private autism assessment for us. Adults can self-refer, and parents can refer children under the age of 18.
