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Four lettersThe right one for your exact answers — sending the wrong one costs months
The reply decoderEvery response they give, and exactly what to send back
Right to Choose routeThe NHS pathway that ends the "it's private" argument for good
ICB escalationFor blanket policies — with the phrase that changes how it's handled
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escape route

How to use NHS Right to Choose for an ADHD assessment

Get re-assessed on an NHS pathway so "we don't accept private diagnoses" stops being an argument.

 escalation

Complaining to your ICB about a shared care refusal

When to escalate, what a "patient choice complaint" actually triggers, and the letter to send.
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Self-advocacy information and template letters for NHS England pathways — not legal or medical advice. Policies vary by ICB and change often. Shared care is a voluntary clinical decision; these tools help you make your case properly, not force an outcome. Never stop or change medication without your prescriber.

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