Cost and scope
ADHD assessment costs in Ireland: compare scope, not one number
Published by Divergent.ie
Reviewed 30 August 2026. See how sources are selected or submit a correction.
There is no single standard fee. Providers include different combinations of screening, assessment, feedback and reports, so compare the full package, not the first payment. Before booking, ask for the total cost and exactly what is included.
Compare current provider-published ADHD prices
What to ask for in writing
- Who conducts and signs each stage.
- Whether the quote includes screening, diagnostic assessment, feedback and a written report.
- Whether school or family information is required and included.
- Cancellation, rescheduling and follow-up fees.
- Whether a separate medical review is needed if medication is a goal.
Insurance and tax are not guaranteed
Cover depends on the insurer, policy, professional and service. Revenue says relief is available for qualifying health expenses, generally at the standard rate, but an individual expense must meet the current rules and amounts already reimbursed cannot also be claimed. Confirm your own position with the insurer and Revenue before relying on a saving.
Use current provider evidence
The ADHD provider directory shows the latest price text found on each provider's own site and the date it was checked. It is not a quote. Ask the provider to confirm the complete pathway and ask the organisation receiving a report whether it will meet that organisation's current requirements.
Sources
Frequently asked questions
Does the cheapest first appointment equal a full assessment?
No. Compare every included stage, the responsible professional and the report, not the first advertised payment.
Will insurance or Revenue definitely reduce the price?
No. Eligibility depends on current policy or tax rules and individual circumstances. Confirm directly before booking.
Reviewed: 30 August 2026. Routes and services can change; confirm current requirements with the relevant Irish service or provider.
What this guide can and cannot do
This is general Irish information, not a diagnosis or personal medical, psychological, educational, legal or workplace advice. Divergent.ie does not provide assessments and does not endorse listed providers.