KT Healthcare

KT Healthcare grew out of James and Emily’s family experience. They founded the organization after facing long waits and uncertainty around autism and ADHD assessments. The company says that experience, combined with their professional backgrounds, shaped a service focused on assessments, therapeutic support, and rehabilitation for children and adults.

Its private assessment services cover autism and ADHD for both children and adults. For NHS patients in England, the organization participates in Right to Choose for autism assessments: patients must be registered with a GP in England, and the company specifies that this pathway currently covers autism, not ADHD assessments.

The assessment offering also includes developmental language disorder and dyslexia. The services page presents these areas alongside neurodevelopmental assessments, so an initial inquiry may concern needs beyond autism or ADHD alone. The company distinguishes its private services from care funded through the NHS.

KT Healthcare’s therapies include speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, music therapy, and support from rehabilitation assistants. The organization describes a multidisciplinary team and both in-person and online care. For people with brain injuries, it offers rehabilitation and case management, with services that can coordinate support around identified cognitive, physical, or communication needs.

The mental health section lists talking therapies and cognitive behavioral therapy, as well as services related to post-traumatic stress disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, depression, anxiety, and stress. These are areas the company includes in its service catalog; the site does not replace an individual assessment or imply that every service uses the same funding pathway.

In-person care is arranged across two locations. In Chichester, the current listed address is Office 67, Enterprise Centre, Terminus Road, PO19 8FY. The second clinic is at Innovation Centre, 99 Park Drive, Milton Park, Oxfordshire, OX14 4RY. The company also offers online services; inquiries and referrals should identify the location or format that fits the service being requested.

The website separates general inquiries from professional referrals and explains the Right to Choose requirements for NHS patients in England. That distinction helps route each request to the appropriate option: a private assessment, NHS-funded care, or specialist therapy. The organization also offers online care alongside its two clinics.