ADHD Assessment in Hackney: Right to Choose
If you are a resident of Hackney and suspect you may have ADHD, you have the right to choose your NHS-funded provider for an assessment. This means you can ask your GP to refer you to a provider that may have shorter waiting times, helping you access diagnosis and support sooner.
Under the NHS Right to Choose, this service is completely free. Your GP will make the referral on your behalf to the chosen provider. Waiting times can vary significantly, so it's advisable to check the current list of providers and their estimated waits on the ADHD UK website.
Prepare your GP request letter →NHS-funded ADHD assessment providers (Right to Choose)
- • Held Health — NHS-funded Right to Choose provider for autism + ADHD assessment (children/young people only). Parents complete AQ-10/SNAP-IV then GP refers
- • ProblemShared — NHS-funded Right to Choose provider for ADHD + autism assessment (children/young people/adults). Online; post-diagnostic support
- • RTN Mental Health — NHS-funded Right to Choose provider for autism (child+adult) + ADHD (adult) assessment (children + adults). Provides GP letter templates + self-report questionnaires
- • The Owl Centre — NHS-funded Right to Choose provider for ADHD + autism assessment (adults + CYP (online adult ADHD 18+)). Fully NHS-funded under RTC
- • ADHD 360 — NHS-funded Right to Choose provider for ADHD assessment (adults (some CYP — check)). Some autism services may be private
- • Clinical Partners — NHS-funded Right to Choose provider for ADHD + autism assessment (children + adults (varies)). Check ADHD UK / local ICB
Availability and waits change and can vary by ICB — confirm the current list on ADHD UK. Your GP makes the referral. This page is signposting, not medical advice.
FAQ
What is NHS Right to Choose for ADHD in Hackney?
NHS Right to Choose allows residents of Hackney to choose their NHS-funded provider for an ADHD assessment. This can potentially lead to a faster assessment process.
How do I use Right to Choose for an ADHD assessment?
You need to ask your GP in Hackney to refer you to an NHS-funded provider of your choice for an ADHD assessment. Your GP will then make the referral.
Is there a cost for an ADHD assessment under Right to Choose?
No, an ADHD assessment obtained through NHS Right to Choose is fully funded by the NHS and is free for you.