Harrow Health ADHD Right to Choose

NHS Right to Choose Adult ADHD Assessment and Treatment

Harrow Health provides adult ADHD assessment and treatment funded by the NHS through the Right to Choose pathway, from Harrow and Northwood (HA6 1BX) in north-west London. It is rated Good by the Care Quality Commission. Because this is an NHS-funded route, there is no fee to the patient.

Why Choose Harrow Health?

• NHS-Funded, Not Private: Assessment and treatment are funded by the NHS through Right to Choose, rather than paid for privately
• CQC Rated Good: Rated Good by the Care Quality Commission
• Contact Within 8 Weeks: The service states it will be in contact within 8 weeks of receiving your referral
• Electronic Prescribing: Prescriptions sent instantly to a pharmacy of your choice anywhere in England
• Titration Included: Where a diagnosis is made, ongoing support includes medication titration where clinically appropriate
• Straightforward Route: Three steps — speak to your GP, ask to be referred to Harrow Health under Right to Choose, then begin the assessment pathway

How Right to Choose Works Here

Right to Choose lets eligible patients in England ask their GP to refer them to an approved provider for adult ADHD assessment and treatment. The referral must come from your GP — you cannot self-refer. Once the referral is received you complete questionnaires, provide supporting information and agree an appointment date.

An Important Caveat on Shared Care

The service states plainly that GPs are not required to participate in shared care. If your GP declines, ongoing prescribing may need to stay with the service rather than transferring to your practice. It is worth asking your GP about their shared-care position before you are referred.

Who It Is For

This is an adult service. Right to Choose applies in England only.