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NHS Right to Choose: ADHD assessment.
Adult NHS waits for ADHD assessment are commonly multi-year across most Integrated Care Boards. Under NHS Patient Choice Guidance (19 December 2023) you have a legal right to ask your GP for a referral to any NHS-contracted ADHD provider instead. We draft the letter that names the guidance, names your provider, and goes on your medical record.
- A referral via the NHS e-Referral Service to the NHS-contracted ADHD provider you name, in line with NHS Patient Choice Guidance (2023).
- A referral threshold judgement aligned with NHS guideline NG87, not a refusal on cost or commissioning grounds.
- Written confirmation of the GP's position on shared-care prescribing after diagnosis, so you know where you stand before paying for any private bridge.
- Any refusal to be put in writing and added to your medical record.
One letter. On your record. £39.
A formal Right to Choose letter to your NHS GP for adult ADHD assessment, naming NHS Patient Choice Guidance (2023) and the provider you picked.
RTC Letter
One Right to Choose letter to your GP, naming your provider.
- Personalised Right to Choose letter to your NHS GP
- Cites NHS Patient Choice Guidance (2023) verbatim
- Names the NHS-contracted provider you chose
- Letter-quality PDF + plain-text version
- Free redraft if anything reads wrong, no limit
- Money-back if GP, ICB and Ombudsman all ignore you (see terms)
One-off payment. No subscription. Instant delivery, never a paid speed upgrade. 100% money-back guarantee applies.
Can my GP refuse my Right to Choose referral for ADHD?
Not on cost or local-contract grounds. NHS Patient Choice Guidance (2023) is explicit that prior commissioner approval is not required where a patient exercises a legal right to choice. The letter asks for any refusal to be put in writing.
Will my GP prescribe ADHD medication after diagnosis?
Shared-care prescribing after diagnosis is GP-discretionary. The letter asks the GP to confirm their position in writing so you know where you stand before paying for any private bridge prescription.
Which ADHD providers are NHS-contracted under Right to Choose?
A small number of independent providers hold NHS contracts and accept Right to Choose referrals for adult ADHD assessment. You name the provider in the form; the letter cites them verbatim. Our Right to Choose — ADHD guide covers what to look for.
Right to Choose ADHD — by ICB.
42 NHS Integrated Care Boards in England. Each guide covers local providers, NHS waiting times (honestly stated), what to do if your GP refuses, and FAQs specific to your area.
London
South East
South West
East of England
Midlands
Birmingham and Solihull ICB
Birmingham, Solihull
Black Country ICB
Wolverhampton, Walsall
Coventry and Warwickshire ICB
Coventry, Warwick
Derby and Derbyshire ICB
Derby, Chesterfield
Herefordshire and Worcestershire ICB
Worcester, Hereford
Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland ICB
Leicester, Loughborough
Lincolnshire ICB
Lincoln, Boston
Northamptonshire ICB
Northampton, Corby
Nottingham and Nottinghamshire ICB
Nottingham, Mansfield
Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin ICB
Shrewsbury, Telford
Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent ICB
Stoke-on-Trent, Stafford
North East and Yorkshire
100% money-back guarantee
GP, ICB, PHSO,
if all three ignore you, we refund every penny.
No response from your GP in 28 days (our benchmark), then no acknowledgement from your ICB (Stage 1) or the PHSO (Stage 2) after you send the escalation letters in your pack? Email hi@finallyseen.org.uk with proof. Full refund. No deadline.