For residents of Milton Keynes, the NHS Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes ICB oversees both the standard NHS ADHD pathway and the Right to Choose (RtC) route, through which adults in England can request assessment with any qualified provider that holds an NHS contract. Reported waiting times on the standard NHS pathway in this area have stretched to several years in some cases, whereas many RtC providers have historically offered considerably shorter waits, though availability fluctuates and some providers have paused new referrals at various points. NHS Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes ICB has, like a number of ICBs nationally, been reviewing how RtC referrals are processed, so it is worth confirming with your GP surgery whether any updated local guidance or triage criteria currently apply before your appointment. As a practical step, residents should check that their GP is registered with the same ICB, since this affects eligibility. Bringing objective evidence such as a quantitative EEG (qEEG) brain screening report to your GP appointment can meaningfully support and strengthen the clinical conversation around pursuing a formal ADHD assessment.