Waiting times
Longer wait times
Unfortunately, our wait times are currently longer than desired. Due to budget agreements with some health insurers, wait times may vary by health insurer. Below is an overview of waiting times by insurer. ADHDcentraal does not give advice on which health insurance is best for you.
Please note: our waiting times apply from the time of registration through your primary care physician.
Click on your health insurer below for more information and waiting list mediation options
Insurer
Average waiting time
57 weeks
updated: 10-07-2025
51 weeks
updated: 10-07-2025
9 weeks
updated: 10-07-2025
60 weeks
updated: 10-07-2025
52 weeks
updated: 10-07-2025
40 weeks
updated: 10-07-2025
31 weeks
updated: 10-07-2025
Application stop
updated: 10-07-2025
8 weeks
updated: 10-07-2025
Average wait times by location
updated: 10-07-2025
Amsterdam
60 weeks
Breda
30 weeks
The Hague
48 weeks
Eindhoven
36 weeks
Groningen
26 weeks
Maastricht
16 weeks
Nieuwegein
42 weeks
Nijmegen
48 weeks
Rotterdam
48 weeks
Utrecht
52 weeks
Zwolle
52 weeks
Reimbursement for non-contracted care
If we do not have a contract with your Dutch health insurer, you will pay part of the cost yourself: the personal contribution.
If you come to us for treatment after the diagnosis day, the personal contribution is €250. If you are referred back to your GP by us after the diagnosis day, for example because the diagnosis of ADHD cannot be made, a personal contribution of €100 applies. In addition, you pay the outstanding annual deductible.
Do you have questions about this? Send us an email.
Application stop: We are unfortunately unable to process new applications. Notified past patients currently on the waiting list may still enter care after the waiting period expires.
Waiting times by location
There are also differences in waiting times between our locations, depending on the number of applications in the region. You will be signed up for a location close to where you live. We do this so that the appointments can take place on location. Generally, waiting times are longer within the Randstad area than outside it. Once your waiting time has passed, we will invite you for an appointment. At that time you can check if there is a location where you can be helped faster. View average wait times by location here.
Waiting list mediation
If you find the waiting time too long, you can always contact your health insurance company and ask for waiting list mediation. In principle, your health insurer must ensure that you receive an intake interview within 4 weeks from your first contact with a health care provider, and further that you can start treatment within 10 weeks of the intake. These are the maximum acceptable waiting times agreed upon jointly by healthcare providers and healthcare insurers (the Treek standard).
Click on your health insurer’s logo above if you want to start waiting list mediation.