Frequently Askes Questions

What is Right to Choose (RTC)? 

If you live in England, and your GP refers you for a physical or mental health condition, in most cases you have the legal right to choose the organisation (qualified provider) you would like to go to, giving you greater freedom of choice and control over your care. Please note that RTC does not cover Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland. 

Do you accept Right to Choose referrals for anyone?  

I live in Staffordshire. Can I be referred to you via Right to Choose?  

Do you accept children via Right to Choose? 

What is the current waiting time for Right to Choose referrals? 

If I am diagnosed with ADHD, is there a long wait until I am started on medication?  

I paid privately for an ADHD diagnosis with you. Can I be referred via the Right to Choose pathway for medication?  

I was diagnosed by another ADHD provider, but they do not offer medication titration. Can I be referred to you via the Right to Choose for this?  

Diagnosis Reports 

At the end of your consultation, if not earlier, your clinician will let you know whether you have been diagnosed with ADHD/ASD or not. This declaration of diagnosis is the start of a new journey and one that we will share with you throughout your treatment.  

When will I receive my diagnosis report?  

DNA and Discharge 

What if I cannot attend my appointment? 

What happens if I miss my appointment and will I be offered another one?  

What happens if I change my address?  

Medication and Prescriptions 

I have just requested a new prescription, when will it arrive?  

How do I request another prescription? 

How often will I need to check and provide my blood pressure readings?  

Why can’t you check my blood pressure readings?  

How is my prescription sent to me?  

 When can I start getting my prescription from my GP surgery?  

Titration 

What is titration? 

How long will the titration process last? 

Can my GP carry out my titration? 

What happens once my titration has been completed?