A private assessment in Glasgow, arranged in one request.
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is Scotland's largest health board, covering 1.15m people.
How do I book a private assessment in Glasgow?
The short answer
Send one request with what is going on and a preferred date. Our clinical team replies within 24 hours with the independent Glasgow specialists who fit, their fees, and the earliest appointment they can offer, in person locally or by video. Making the request costs nothing.
- Response
- Within 24 hours of your request
- Cost to enquire
- Free, no card details taken
- ADHD assessment fees
- £650 to £1,200, paid to the specialist
- Typical first appointment
- 2 to 4 weeks from booking
- Written report
- Within 10 working days of the assessment
- Glasgow clinics
- Private clinics are typically in the city centre, West End or Newton Mearns.
- Getting there
- Most clinics are within a short walk of Central or Queen Street stations, or a short Subway ride.
- Local demand
- Take a Seat only lists clinicians registered with the relevant Scottish regulator (HCPC, GMC, NMC or SSSC).
Step by step
How it works in Glasgow
- 1
Tell us the essentials
Name, contact details and the assessment you are after. Three short steps, no account, and you can stop and come back.
- 2
Describe what is going on
A few lines about the difficulty, any previous diagnosis and current medication. That is what lets us match you to a specialist who works with this every week rather than the first name on a list.
- 3
We come back within 24 hours
Our clinical team reviews the request and contacts you with suitable specialists, their fees and the first available appointment. You choose, and you are free to choose none of them.
- 4
Assessment, report, next steps
You attend the assessment with the specialist directly. Where a report is part of it, you receive it within 10 working days, along with recommendations you and your GP can act on.
Questions
Straight answers
- What are NHS waits like in Glasgow?
- Public Health Scotland publishes NHS waiting times for NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, including diagnostic and outpatient stages of treatment, so the current NHS position is checkable rather than estimated.
- Do I have to travel into Glasgow?
- Not necessarily. Private clinics are typically in the city centre, West End or Newton Mearns. Most clinics are within a short walk of Central or Queen Street stations, or a short Subway ride. Most specialists also work by video, so you can be assessed from anywhere in Scotland if travelling is difficult.
- Am I charged when I submit this request?
- No. Submitting the request is free and no card details are taken. Fees are agreed directly with the specialist you choose before anything is booked.
- How quickly will someone contact me?
- Within 24 hours. If you submit late at night or over a weekend, expect a reply the next working day, and always by phone or email using the contact details you give.
- Which assessments can I request?
- ADHD and autism assessments, mental health assessments, and specialist reviews across nutrition, sleep, hormonal health and physiotherapy. If you are unsure what you need, ask for a screening call instead and we will help you choose.
- Do you keep my clinical information?
- What you type into this booking form is stored so our clinical team can act on it, and it is visible only to authorised staff. Free screening answers are separate and are never stored.
- What if I am in crisis?
- This form is not for emergencies. If you or someone else is at immediate risk, contact 999 or NHS 111, or use the crisis support page for UK helplines available right now.
Request an assessment in Glasgow
One form, no account, a reply within 24 hours.
Other cities
Somewhere else in the UK?
Not listed? Specialists work by video across the UK. Start from the national page.