In Leicester and Leicestershire, adult and children's ADHD assessments are primarily commissioned through Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust (LPT), which oversees both the adult mental health pathway and the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) for the region. Waiting times across both pathways are currently substantial, with many patients facing multi-year waits from the point of GP referral to a first clinical appointment — a situation that reflects national demand pressures rather than any failing unique to the local service. GPs in the area typically refer adults into the LPT memory and neurodevelopmental service, though referral thresholds and accepted referral formats can vary between practices, and some patients report difficulty securing an initial referral at all. The NHS Right to Choose pathway, which allows eligible adults to request assessment via certain approved providers, has seen growing uptake locally as families and individuals seek to reduce their waiting burden. While patients navigate these delays, a quantitative EEG (qEEG) screening assessment can provide objective, clinically grounded neurophysiological data that supports informed conversations with GPs, schools, employers, and future assessing clinicians.