For residents of Luton seeking an ADHD assessment, the commissioning body responsible for local NHS services is NHS Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes ICB. Under the NHS Right to Choose framework, patients in England retain a legal entitlement to request referral to any qualified provider, and there is no publicly confirmed blanket restriction from this ICB that formally removes that right; however, some ICBs across the country have introduced additional triage or prior-approval steps that can slow the process in practice, so it is worth confirming your GP surgery's current procedure before your appointment. The standard NHS ADHD pathway in this region carries reported waits of several years, whereas Right to Choose providers have historically offered assessments considerably sooner, though wait times vary and change frequently. Before seeing your GP, it is sensible to check that your chosen provider still appears on NHS England's approved list and is actively accepting Right to Choose referrals. Bringing objective supporting evidence to that conversation — such as a qEEG brain screening report — can meaningfully strengthen your case by demonstrating a proactive, evidence-informed approach to your concerns.