Understanding your Right to Choose

If you live in England, you have the legal right to choose who provides your NHS mental health care, including assessments for ADHD in adults. This means you can ask your GP to refer you to a provider like HealthHarmonie Minds, giving you access to faster, high-quality ADHD assessments at no cost to you.

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Why use Right to Choose?

Getting an ADHD assessment through the NHS can come with a long wait time – often lasting over a year. By using your Right to Choose, you can be referred to an NHS-approved provider, like HealthHarmonie Minds, and get your assessment in just a few weeks. You’ll still receive NHS-funded care, but with quicker access and support from a trusted, independent team.

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Who is eligible for Right to Choose?

You’re eligible if:

  • You live in England
  • You’re registered with a GP in England
  • Your GP agrees that a referral for ADHD is appropriate
  • You’re not already under the care of a local NHS mental health team for the same issue

If you’re unsure, speak to your GP or contact us – we’re happy to help guide you through the process.

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How to get started

Getting referred to HealthHarmonie Minds under Right to Choose is simple.

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Speak to your GP

Complete our quick online form to begin your ADHD assessment. We’ll guide you through the right steps based on your referral type.

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Get referred

Your GP sends your referral directly to our team.

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Begin your journey

Once we receive your referral, we’ll contact you directly to book your ADHD assessment.

We’ll provide all the details your GP needs to make this process as smooth as possible.

Want to learn more?

For more information about the Right to Choose pathway and a full list of NHS-approved ADHD assessment providers, visit ADHD UK’s Right to Choose guide (https://adhduk.co.uk/right-to-choose/). This helpful resource includes step-by-step instructions and printable forms to take to your GP.

You can also view the official NHS guidance on Right to Choose (https://www.nhs.uk/using-the-nhs/about-the-nhs/your-choices-in-the-nhs/) to better understand the program.

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