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Does Right to Choose cover other issues, such as support with eating disorders or depression?
Following a diagnosis of ADHD, are you able to prescribe medication through Right to Choose?
What if I/my child do not receive a diagnosis from ProblemShared, what are the next steps? Will I have to pay?
I am having problems downloading my/my child's forms, what should I do?
Can I self-refer under Right to Choose?
If I/my child are already on a waitlist for an NHS assessment, can I/my child request a Right to Choose referral and be seen sooner?
Do I have to wait for my/my child's Integrated Care Board (ICB) to agree to have a Right to Choose assessment?
Can I/my child access an assessment through Right to Choose if I/my child have already been assessed for the same neurodevelopmental condition? (For example, if I/my child want a second opinion?)
I/my child have an existing neurodevelopmental diagnosis. Can I/my child access an assessment through Right to Choose for a different neurodevelopmental condition?
How do I access ADHD medication through Right to Choose?
Will Right to Choose cover the cost of the medication?
Can I/my child access post-diagnostic support under Right to Choose if I/my child have an existing diagnosis from elsewhere?
Can I/my child receive psychoeducation or talk therapy with ProblemShared through Right to Choose?
Can I/my child come to you just for psychoeducation under Right to Choose?
I have another question about Right to Choose. How can I speak to someone?
Have you received my/my child's referral from my GP yet?
I want to file a complaint about the Right to Choose service, what is your complaints process?
Can I/my child come to you just for medication under Right to Choose?
While waiting for an assessment I/my child have changed GP. My/their new GP accepts shared care. If medication was recommended after a positive diagnosis, would I/my child then be able to have this amended on my/their records and referral too?
Where do I send my completed self-report form?
I don't want my/my child's assessment report to be sent to my GP. Is this an option?
If I/my child have changed GP since receiving a diagnosis, do I/my child need a new referral before starting post-diagnostic support (including psychoeducation sessions and/or ADHD medication, where appropriate)?
How can my/my child's GP be assured that your Right to Choose digital referral process is safe and secure to use?
I am a GP. Can I refer my patient for an assessment through Right to Choose if they have an existing NHS diagnosis for the same neurodevelopmental condition?
Why aren't ProblemShared offering ADHD assessments for children and young people through Right to Choose?
Why don't you accept referrals by email to your Right to Choose service?