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Do you offer ADHD assessments?
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Yes. We offer ADHD assessments for patients covered by Germany's statutory health insurance (at our Frechen location only) as well as for privately insured and self-paying patients (at our Frechen and Cologne locations).
For privately insured and self-paying patients, the total cost is usually approximately €730. The assessment begins with an initial consultation. If no further diagnostic appointments are required after the initial consultation, the cost is €189.91.
Patients with private health insurance are generally reimbursed for these costs by their insurance provider.
Appointments can be booked online via our website by selecting "ADHD Consultation – New Patient" or "Video Consultation – New Patient".
Appointments for the ADHD assessment can also be conducted via video consultation.
For further information, please visit:
https://www.praxis121.de/adhs-faq
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Can I get an appointment for an ADHD assessment at short notice?
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Our private practice offers dedicated appointment slots for ADHD assessments, allowing us to generally offer appointments at significantly shorter notice.
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Which appointment type should I select when booking an appointment?
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For in-person appointments, please always select the appointment type "ADHD Consultation – New Patient".
For video consultation appointments, this selection is not required.
Please note that the number of video consultation appointments available under Germany's statutory health insurance system is very limited. If no appointments are available for online booking, unfortunately there are currently no appointments available.
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How much does ADHD diagnosis cost for self-paying patients?
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The cost of an ADHD assessment for self-paying patients depends on the complexity of the diagnostic process. Fees are charged in accordance with the German Medical Fee Schedule (GOÄ).
In most cases, the total cost is approximately €730. The assessment always begins with an initial consultation. If no further diagnostic appointments are required after the initial consultation, the cost is usually €189.91.
Patients with private health insurance are generally reimbursed for these costs by their insurance provider.
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Can I book a video consultation for ADHD diagnosis?
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Yes, it is possible to book a video consultation for an ADHD assessment. During the first appointment, an initial clinical evaluation will be carried out. If further diagnostic assessment is medically necessary, follow-up appointments will be scheduled.
Whether these follow-up appointments can also be conducted via video consultation depends on the quality of your internet, video, and audio connection. If the connection is stable and of sufficient quality, the follow-up appointments can usually also take place by video consultation.
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Do you also prescribe controlled substances?
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Yes! If there is a medical necessity, then we will also prescribe appropriate anesthetics such as methylphenidate.
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I have been diagnosed with ADHD as an adult. Will my statutory health insurance cover the costs of medication?
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Yes, within the framework of the drug guidelines, statutory health insurance covers the treatment appropriate to the indication for demonstrably existing ADHD in adulthood.
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Can the diagnostic procedure also be performed in English?
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Yes, the diagnostic procedure can generally be conducted in English. Mr. Sigaroudi speaks English and can therefore conduct the medical consultation in English.
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I already have an ADHD diagnosis. Can you continue my treatment with that?
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Further treatment is generally possible if you have undergone a specialist ADHD assessment by a qualified physician. As a rule, this requires a complete specialist medical report from an ADHD assessment performed in Germany.
Please do not send us any medical reports for review by email unless specifically requested to do so. Instead, please first send us an email informing us that you have already undergone an external ADHD assessment.
Please always include your full name, your preferred treatment location, and your insurance status (private health insurance, statutory health insurance, or self-paying).
You will then receive further information by email regarding the next steps and the requirements for possible further treatment.
Please do not book an appointment at this stage.
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I do not want to wait for the review of my external ADHD assessment. Can I still book an appointment directly at your practice?
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Yes, of course. You are welcome to book an appointment at our practice regardless of whether your external ADHD assessment has been reviewed.
However, please note that booking an appointment does not automatically mean that ADHD-specific treatment can be continued based on a diagnosis made by an external provider. Whether such treatment is possible will be determined exclusively following an individual medical evaluation and cannot be guaranteed in advance.
In the past, patients have repeatedly booked appointments and subsequently been disappointed when it was determined during their consultation that ADHD-specific treatment could not be provided based on their external diagnostic report.
We therefore ask for your understanding that booking an appointment does not constitute a guarantee of ADHD-specific treatment and that we cannot accept responsibility for any expectations or disappointment arising from this.
For this reason, we recommend waiting for the outcome of the preliminary review of your external ADHD assessment.
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I receive the following message when trying to book an appointment: “Unfortunately, it is currently not possible to book this appointment online. […]”. What does this mean?
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You are most likely trying to book an appointment in our statutory health insurance (public health insurance) clinic. In this case, online booking is currently not available.
As our practice operates with a half-time statutory health insurance contract, the number of appointments available for publicly insured patients is limited. As a result, there may be periods when no appointments are available.
If you are covered by statutory health insurance and no appointments are shown online, we kindly ask you to check the booking system regularly for newly available appointments. We appreciate your understanding that our capacity is limited and therefore cannot guarantee that appointments will always be available immediately.
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I can't book an appointment online, or I receive a message telling me to contact the practice by phone to schedule an appointment.
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This is an automated message generated by the Doctolib booking platform. Unfortunately, we have no control over this message and cannot modify it.
This usually occurs when booking appointments covered by Germany's statutory health insurance (public health insurance), as the available capacity is limited.
If no appointments are available for online booking, there are currently no appointments available.
Calling the practice will not result in an earlier appointment or access to additional appointment slots.