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NHS Right to Choose pathway
NHS-funded ADHD assessments for adults
Well Life Clinic provides ADHD assessment and treatment for eligible adults through the NHS Right to Choose pathway. Appointments are virtual and available to eligible patients across England.
It takes around 3–5 minutes and offers immediate guidance. It is a screening tool, not a diagnosis; speak with a healthcare professional about concerns.
The service
Assessment through to ongoing care
- NHS fundedNo private assessment fee for eligible Right to Choose patients.
- For adults aged 18+You need to be registered with a GP in England.
- Virtual appointmentsWell Life offers appointments to eligible patients nationwide in England.
- Ongoing supportAssessment, diagnosis, medication and reviews are available.
Ready to get started?
If you’re aged 18+ and registered with a GP in England, request an ADHD assessment with Well Life through NHS Right to Choose. Download the referral letter and ask your GP to send your referral. Virtual appointments are available across England.
Who provides your care
Meet the consultant-led team
Your care is supported by NHS specialist GPs, consultant psychiatrists and prescribing clinical pharmacists. Each case is discussed with an expert consultant psychiatrist.
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Getting started
How the referral process works
- 01
Read the patient guide
Download or print Well Life’s referral letter from the patient guide and share it with your GP.
- 02
Speak with your GP
Ask your GP about a referral to Well Life under NHS Right to Choose. Your GP sends the referral to the clinic.
- 03
Well Life contacts you
Well Life will contact you to arrange your assessment and explain the next steps.
After assessment
Diagnosis, medication and follow-up
Care can include diagnosis, medication where appropriate and ongoing medication reviews. Prescriptions are issued on the NHS; the usual NHS prescription charge may apply unless you are exempt.
After six months, the clinic will request a shared care agreement with your GP. If your GP declines, the clinic will continue medication reviews and prescribing without an extra clinic fee. NHS prescription charges may still apply.
Before you ask for a referral
Who may be eligible?
Well Life’s NHS Right to Choose ADHD service is for adults aged 18 and over who are registered with a GP in England. Your GP can discuss whether a referral is appropriate for you.
The assessment, referral and treatment service is provided by Well Life Clinic. Patient.info does not assess or diagnose ADHD. Confirm eligibility, current waiting times and treatment details with the clinic and your GP.
More about the service
Common questions
Do I have to pay for an NHS Right to Choose assessment?
No. Eligible Right to Choose assessments are funded by the NHS, so there is no private assessment fee. NHS prescription charges may apply if you are prescribed medication, unless you are exempt.
Who can use this ADHD service?
The service is for adults aged 18 and over who are registered with a GP in England and meet the NHS Right to Choose requirements.
How long will I wait for an assessment?
Well Life offers some of the shortest ADHD assessment waits in the UK. Waiting times can change, so check the patient guide for the latest estimate when you start your referral.
Can my GP refuse a Right to Choose referral?
Your GP can discuss whether a referral is appropriate for you and explain any clinical or safety concerns. Ask them about the reason and next steps if they are unable to refer you.
Can I have an appointment if I live outside Surrey?
Yes. Well Life offers virtual appointments to eligible patients across England. You must be registered with a GP in England and meet the service’s eligibility requirements.
Can Well Life prescribe ADHD medication?
Medication may be offered when clinically appropriate, alongside assessment and diagnosis. Prescriptions are issued on the NHS and standard NHS prescription charges may apply unless you are exempt.
What if my GP declines shared care?
The clinic will continue medication reviews and prescribing without an extra clinic fee if your GP does not agree to shared care. NHS prescription charges may still apply.
How can an ADHD diagnosis help?
An accurate diagnosis may help you understand your symptoms, find suitable treatment and support, and explore strategies for daily challenges. People’s experiences and needs vary.