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Masters Advanced Clinical Care (MACC) provides structured, evidence-based ADHD and Autism assessments and support for adults, children and young people across England.

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Masters Advanced Clinical Care (MACC) is a clinician-led neurodivergent and neuro-affirming medical service supporting children, young people, adults, and families.

Our team is proudly neurodivergent-informed many of our clinicians are neurodivergent themselves or have close family members who are allowing us to combine lived experience, deep empathy, and clinical expertise. Our work is guided by our values of compassion, empowerment, safety, and dignity.

We provide assessment, diagnosis, and support for neurodivergent individuals, including:

  • ADHD Assessments and Medication Titration
  • Autism Assessments
  • Specific Learning Difficulty (SpLD) assessments, including dyslexia and dyscalculia
  • Talking therapies, including CBT
  • Psychoeducation for individuals and families
  • Post-diagnostic guidance, treatment planning, and support pathways
  • Education Support Pathway, where our SENCo Lead can help guide schools on how to support your child by explaining recommendations and discussing practical adjustments during a follow-up meeting, where appropriate

All services are delivered through a secure, remote-first model, ensuring accessibility, flexibility, and continuity of care.

You begin by completing our online enquiry and screening form, which helps us understand your needs and identify the most appropriate assessment pathway (ADHD, Autism, SpLD, or a combined approach).

Following this, we guide you step-by-step through:

  • Pre-assessment questionnaires
  • Clinical assessment appointments
  • Feedback, reporting, and next-step planning

You will always be supported by our team throughout the process.

Yes. Where clinically appropriate, MACC can provide combined or tailored assessments, including ADHD, Autism, dyslexia, and dyscalculia. Screening information helps clinicians determine whether a single or multi-pathway assessment is most suitable.

Once your enquiry is received, you will be guided through:

  1. Completion of pre-assessment questionnaires
  2. Secure video consultation(s) with a clinician
  3. Clinical decision-making and diagnostic formulation
  4. A detailed written report
  5. Discussion of recommendations, treatment options, and support pathways

For people registered with a GP in England, NHS Right to Choose referrals for ADHD and Autism assessments may be available.

MACC is currently in the process of establishing its NHS Right to Choose referral pathway. While this pathway is not yet live, we are actively working towards registration and onboarding to enable eligible patients to access assessments through NHS funding in the future.

In the meantime:

  • We can provide guidance on the Right to Choose process
  • We can advise on preparing for referral once the pathway opens
  • Private assessment options remain available for those who wish to proceed sooner

Updates will be shared on our website once the Right to Choose pathway becomes available.

If NHS funding is not available, MACC offers private assessment and support packages with transparent pricing provided before booking.

Importantly, psychoeducation is included at no additional cost within private assessment fees, ensuring you receive meaningful understanding and guidance alongside any diagnostic outcome.

Costs vary depending on:

  • Assessment type (ADHD, Autism, SpLD, or combined)
  • NHS-funded vs private access

Full pricing details and funding options are explained clearly before booking, so you can make an informed decision or can be found on our pricing page.

No. MACC operates a fully remote, secure video consultation model, allowing you to attend appointments from home without the stress or cost of travel.

Your care is delivered by a multidisciplinary clinical team. Depending on your needs, this may include access to:

  • Advanced clinical practitioners and specialist assessors
  • Paediatric consultants via MDT discussion where required
  • Psychiatrist consultations via MDT discussion where required
  • Speech and Language Therapists
  • Occupational Therapists
  • Pharmacists

This MDT approach ensures safe, holistic, and evidence-based decision-making.

Your written clinical report will include:

  • Background and assessment summary
  • Clinical formulation and diagnostic outcome
  • Clear medical reasoning explaining why diagnostic criteria were met or not met
  • Diagnostic criteria mapping (where applicable)
  • Strengths-based understanding of needs
  • Practical recommendations for home, education, work, or daily life
  • Signposting to further support and therapies

Reports are written to be clear, respectful, and meaningful — not just diagnostic labels.

Post-assessment support may include:

  • Psychoeducation for individuals and families
  • Talking therapies, including CBT
  • Support following Specific Learning Difficulty (SpLD) assessments, including dyslexia and dyscalculia
  • Guidance around education, workplace adjustments, or reasonable accommodations
  • Medication planning and shared-care support where appropriate (ADHD)

Support is tailored to individual needs, regardless of whether a diagnosis is confirmed.

You can contact MACC via:

We are happy to answer questions before you commit to booking.

Following assessment, patients and families are provided with additional resources and practical guidance, issued in a clear, accessible patient booklet.

This booklet supports understanding of:

  • Neurodivergent profiles
  • Strengths and challenges
  • Practical strategies for daily life, education, and work
  • Recommended next steps and support options

MACC also provides an online Resources & Information hub for wider guidance and preparation materials.

MACC works collaboratively with GPs and primary care teams to support safe, timely neurodevelopmental assessment and ongoing care.

Referrals via NHS Right to Choose

MACC is currently progressing registration and pathway development for NHS Right to Choose referrals for ADHD and Autism assessments. Once established, clear referral guidance, eligibility criteria, and documentation requirements will be published on our website for GP use.

Private and professional collaboration

In the interim, MACC accepts private referrals and professional enquiries, and is happy to discuss:

  • Assessment pathways and clinical thresholds
  • Diagnostic criteria and reporting standards
  • Post-diagnostic recommendations and shared-care considerations
  • Interface working with primary care and education services

Free training and education for GP practices

MACC also offers free, no-obligation training and education sessions for GP practices and healthcare professionals. These can be delivered remotely and may include:

  • ADHD and Autism assessment pathways
  • Understanding diagnostic criteria and clinical decision-making
  • NHS Right to Choose pathways and referral preparation
  • Shared care principles and medication governance
  • Supporting neurodivergent patients in primary care

To discuss referrals, collaboration, or to book a free training session, GPs and professionals can contact us directly via the MACC contact page or email.