NHS ADHD assessment in Milton Keynes and the wider Buckinghamshire area falls primarily under Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust for CAMHS provision, and Midlands Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust (MPFT) for adult services, though commissioning boundaries can mean some residents find their pathway routed differently depending on their GP's Integrated Care Board alignment. Waiting times for both children and adults are currently substantial, with many patients reporting multi-year waits from referral to first appointment; capacity issues across the region have been widely acknowledged by local patient groups and GPs alike. Right to Choose — which allows adults to request an NHS-funded assessment from an approved independent provider — has seen notable uptake in Buckinghamshire, though navigating the process still requires a supportive GP and some persistence on the patient's part. Children's pathways through CAMHS tend to involve school involvement and multi-agency referral, which can add further time and complexity. While waiting, a qEEG brain activity screening can provide objective, clinically referenced data about your neurological function, giving you and your clinician meaningful evidence to work with long before your NHS appointment arrives.