NHS ADHD assessment in Hereford and the wider Herefordshire area falls under Herefordshire and Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust, which holds responsibility for both adult and CAMHS neurodevelopmental pathways across the county. Waiting times for a formal NHS ADHD assessment currently stretch into multi-year periods, reflecting the significant demand pressures that affect rural and semi-rural areas with historically limited specialist staffing. Herefordshire has relatively low population density, which can complicate referral pathways; many local GPs refer into the Trust's neurodevelopmental service, though some adults have increasingly explored the NHS Right to Choose pathway, which allows referral to certain approved independent providers at NHS cost — uptake in this county remains modest compared with urban areas, partly due to awareness gaps at primary care level. Patients are encouraged to discuss Right to Choose eligibility explicitly with their GP rather than waiting passively on a standard referral. While navigating this extended wait, a qEEG brain activity screening can provide objective, clinically grounded evidence of attentional irregularities, giving individuals and their families meaningful insight well before a formal diagnostic appointment becomes available.