For residents of Worcester seeking an ADHD assessment, the Right to Choose pathway allows you to self-select an NHS-funded provider under Section 75 regulations, and your GP is generally obligated to make that referral. NHS Herefordshire and Worcestershire ICB has not publicly announced a formal triage gateway or blanket restriction policy specifically blocking Right to Choose ADHD referrals, though individual practices may apply informal administrative steps, so it is worth confirming your surgery's position directly. The standard NHS pathway in Herefordshire and Worcestershire has been subject to considerable pressure, with reported waits frequently exceeding three to four years for adult ADHD assessment; the Right to Choose route, whilst not instant, has in many cases offered a meaningfully shorter journey to diagnosis, often within several months depending on chosen provider capacity. Before your GP appointment, it is sensible to check that your chosen Right to Choose provider is currently accepting new NHS-funded referrals, as lists open and close regularly. Attending that appointment with an objective qEEG brain screening report can provide measurable neurological context that enriches the clinical conversation and demonstrates to your GP that your concerns are grounded in documented evidence.