Update your account as circumstances change
Add relevant developments such as a new school, a different role or a later clinical assessment, with clear dates and sources so old and new information remain distinguishable.
Your Passport over time
A record that can grow as your understanding changes.
A first screening is a starting point. Our next ambition is to help you keep relevant records together and describe what has changed, without having to reconstruct your history at every new appointment.
Free screening · Optional £99 clinician-reviewed Passport · No subscription
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PassportYour clinician-reviewed
ADHD screening reportPrepared for You
PassportYour clinician-reviewed
ADHD screening reportPrepared for You
Planned service · Not available at launch
What you can buy now is the £99 Passport
Today's purchase includes a clinician-reviewed screening report and introduction letter in one certified PDF. The services below are future plans, not features included in that purchase. There is no subscription or automatic renewal.
The next stage
What we want to make possible
Repeat screening and compare over time
Record later questionnaire responses and observations using appropriately comparable measures. The aim is to make change easier to discuss, not to turn a score into a diagnosis or a judgement about treatment.
Keep later diagnostic reports alongside your screening
Bring a future ADHD diagnosis or autism screening or diagnostic report from an appropriate provider into the same personal record. Adding that document would not mean ADHDassess had made the diagnosis.
Bring titration records and observations to appointments
Keep relevant clinician-provided titration information and dated symptom or side-effect observations together. These could give a prescriber better context during review, alongside the clinical checks they require.
Why keeping a history matters
Less repeated explanation
A dated record can help a new professional understand what has already happened and what still needs exploring.
More useful review appointments
Examples recorded over time can be easier to discuss than trying to remember several months of experience in a short appointment.
A clearer account of change
Distinguishing your observations, other people's contributions and clinician-issued records helps recipients understand each source.
Designed to support care, not direct it
Any future monitoring features would support discussion with the responsible clinician. They would not choose medication, calculate doses, establish that prescribing is safe or provide continuous safety monitoring.
Clinical oversight, appropriate measurements, permissions, privacy, version history and verification will need to be in place before these services are offered. Timing, eligibility and pricing are not yet set; any paid service would require a separate choice.
Explore the Passport available today
See what the current £99 product includes, how it is reviewed and where it can help you prepare for a conversation.