About this data, and who pays for it
Finally Seen is a commercial site that publishes free data. Both halves of that sentence are true at the same time, and this page exists so you can see exactly where the line between them sits before you decide whether to cite us.
What we publish free, and under which licence
Every dataset below is free to read, free to download as CSV and JSON, and free to republish under the licence stated beside it. None of it sits behind an email form, a sign-up or a paywall.
Right to Choose commissioner register
Every integrated care board in England, with its published position on Right to Choose referrals for ADHD and autism assessment, the document we read it from, and the date we read it. Current edition frozen at 2026-08-01.
Licence: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. Concept DOI 10.5281/zenodo.21757270.
Gynaecology waiting times by provider
NHS England referral to treatment medians for the gynaecology treatment function, carried through provider by provider with the publication month and the source file. Current edition: 2026-05 data. Every figure is a specialty average for the whole treatment function.
Licence: Open Government Licence v3.0, as NHS England publishes it. Our derived files are additionally Creative Commons Attribution 4.0.
Accredited endometriosis centres
The British Society for Gynaecological Endoscopy's public list of accredited and provisional endometriosis centres, with the multidisciplinary team roles each centre lists, read on 2026-08-04. Accreditation is a BSGE process. It is not a quality score, and it is not ours to award or withhold.
Licence: our compilation is Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. The underlying list belongs to BSGE and is linked on every centre page.
PIP assessment outcome statistics
Department for Work and Pensions outcome data by condition, with the release it came from and the period it covers.
Licence: Open Government Licence v3.0.
Free tools, also with no sign-up: the Right to Choose postcode checker, the gynaecology waits lookup and the accredited centre finder.
How this is funded, and what we sell
We fund the data by selling letter tools. A letter tool takes what you type about your own situation and drafts a formal letter you can read, edit and send yourself: to your GP practice, to your commissioner, or as evidence with a benefits claim. It cites the relevant published guidance by name. It is a document, not a service, and nobody at Finally Seen contacts the NHS on your behalf.
Prices are below, once, in one block. There is no button on this page and nothing here is a pitch.
What we charge
- NHS-cited GP letter: £39, paid once.
- NHS Right to Choose referral request: £39, paid once.
- PIP Evidence Pack: £39, paid once.
- PIP Mandatory Reconsideration pack: £49, paid once.
- Endometriosis referral letter: £39, paid once.
Larger bundles exist for people who want the escalation documents as well. Every price is a one-off. There is no subscription and no recurring charge of any kind.
If it isn't right, we redraft it. 180 days. For any reason or for no reason at all. Email us and we refund you.
That is 180 days, for any reason or for no reason at all.
Money we do not take
We take no money from any NHS trust, any integrated care board, any private clinic, any independent-sector provider and any accredited endometriosis centre. Nobody can pay to appear in our data, to be described differently in it, or to be left out of it. We run no advertising for providers, and we take no referral fee, commission or finder's fee when somebody chooses a provider.
Our only revenue is the one-off payments listed above, made by the people writing the letters. If that ever changes, this paragraph changes first.
We also do not rank providers or centres. Where our data shows a spread of published waits, we state the spread, name the population it describes and leave the conclusion to you.
Corrections and methodology questions
If a figure here is wrong, we would rather hear it from you than leave it up. Email hello@finallyseen.org.uk with the page and the figure. We answer methodology questions on the record, we will share the underlying documents, and we aim to reply within one working day. Corrections are recorded on the page's own changelog rather than made quietly.