Al Narjis · RiyadhSun–Thu · 9:30 am–8:00 pm011 233 3384

A clearer first step

Your first visit to FAD Center

Prepare your questions and know what to confirm with the team before visiting. You do not need to choose a program yourself before making an enquiry.

YOUR VISIT

From an enquiry to a plan

  1. Start a conversation

    Ask about the service you have in mind, or ask the team where to begin. Check appointment availability and fees before confirming a booking.

  2. Understand the next step

    The starting point may be a consultation or an assessment, depending on need. Ask about the appointment’s purpose, the professional you will meet and what to bring.

  3. Discuss what follows

    If a plan is recommended, discuss its goals, progress reviews and your family’s role. Confirm scheduling and costs before committing to a program.

BEFORE BOOKING

Useful questions before booking

The appointment and professional

Is this a consultation or an assessment? Who will I meet, and what are their specialty and qualifications? How long is the appointment, and should the child or a family member attend?

Fees and arrangements

What is the fee, and what does it cover? Does it include a report or a discussion of results? How do payment, rescheduling and cancellation work?

Preparation and documents

Should I bring any previous reports or assessments? Which documents are required? If files need to be shared, which official channel should I use?

Planning and follow-up

How are goals agreed? When is the plan reviewed? How are results shared with the family, and who can answer follow-up questions?

Your visit preparation checklist

Use this to organize your preparation. Selections stay on this page and reset when it reloads; they are not sent to the center.

Your visit preparation checklist

Location and opening hours

Anas Ibn Malik Road, Al Narjis, Riyadh 12130

Sunday to Thursday: 9:30 am–8:00 pm. Closed Friday and Saturday.

These are general opening hours. Confirm your appointment time and morning-program schedule with the team.

This guide helps you prepare and ask questions. Confirm requirements and available services with the team. It is not a diagnosis or a treatment recommendation.