In Worcester and the wider Worcestershire area, adult and children's ADHD assessments are commissioned through Herefordshire and Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust, which holds responsibility for community mental health and neurodevelopmental services across the county. Waiting times for both CAMHS and adult pathways have grown substantially in recent years, and many residents are currently facing multi-year waits from GP referral to formal assessment, a picture broadly consistent with the national NHS backlog. Locally, GPs vary considerably in their willingness to refer under the NHS Right to Choose framework, which allows eligible patients to request assessment from any approved independent provider at NHS cost; some Worcestershire practices are well-versed in this route, while others remain cautious or unfamiliar with the process, meaning patients often benefit from asking specifically about Right to Choose options when consulting their GP. While navigating this lengthy wait, a qEEG brain activity screening can provide meaningful, objective neurophysiological data that helps individuals and their clinicians build a clearer picture ahead of any formal diagnostic appointment.