Medinet Minds

Medinet Minds: neurodivergent assessment for adults and children in the UK

Medinet Minds, formerly known as HealthHarmonie Minds and part of the Medinet group, presents itself as a long-standing NHS partner for over twenty years. According to its own website, together with the public system it cares for more than 500,000 patients a year in hospital and community settings. Its activity focuses on mental health assessment and support, with special dedication to neurodivergence.

The company states it has received the Best Provider of Outpatient Services award at the HSJ Independent Healthcare Providers Awards 2026. It also indicates that the Care Quality Commission (CQC) has awarded it a "Good" rating for the safety and effectiveness of its care.

Private services for adults

Medinet Minds offers private self-pay services for adults, with rapid access to experienced clinicians, assessment, diagnosis and tailored support. These services include:

• ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) assessment for adults, with an appointment available within one week according to the website.
• Autism (ASD) assessment for adults, also with an appointment within one week.
• Combined ADHD and autism assessment service for adults.
• Titration appointment for medication adjustment.

The company indicates that these private services for adults are also available to residents in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, with appointments carried out remotely. The page mentions transparent, all-inclusive fees, although it does not detail amounts.

NHS Right to Choose pathway

Through the NHS Right to Choose mechanism, Medinet Minds offers publicly funded assessments and treatment. To access, the patient must ask their GP to refer them to Medinet Minds. This pathway covers:

• ADHD and autism assessment and treatment for adults.
• ADHD assessment and treatment for children and young people aged 6 to 17 and a half.
• Autism assessment for children and young people.

The website warns that there are restrictions depending on the relevant ICB (Integrated Care Board) and offers specific information for GPs on the referral process.

Screening tools and guidance

The company makes online self-assessment questionnaires for ADHD and autism available to the public, both for adults and for the combined service. The website itself clarifies that these tools do not constitute a diagnosis, but can help identify signs and guide on next steps.

Team and clinical approach

Medinet Minds stresses that each assessment is led by a team of highly qualified specialists working in coordination with GPs, ICBs and NHS partners. The company describes its approach as personalised and evidence-based, with the aim of reducing waiting times and easing pressure on public services. Among the testimonials collected on its website, several patients mention the clinic Yvonne Hyland by name and highlight the clarity of the process and the care received.