NHS ADHD assessment in Sutton Coldfield falls under Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust (BSMHFT), which oversees both adult ADHD services and CAMHS provision across the wider Birmingham area. Waiting times for a formal NHS assessment are currently multi-year for adults, with CAMHS waits similarly lengthy, reflecting national pressures that are particularly acute in high-demand urban and suburban areas such as Sutton Coldfield. Many local GPs refer routinely to BSMHFT but are increasingly signposting patients towards the NHS Right to Choose pathway, which allows adults to access an accredited independent provider at NHS expense — though awareness of this entitlement remains inconsistent across Sutton Coldfield practices, and some patients report difficulty obtaining the necessary referral letter. Capacity constraints mean that even Right to Choose slots can involve a significant wait. For those navigating this period of uncertainty, a qEEG brain activity screening offers objective, clinically grounded data about neurological patterns associated with attention difficulties, providing meaningful evidence to support your journey while you await a formal NHS diagnosis.