ADHD assessment in NHS South Yorkshire ICB
Figures come from our own Freedom of Information requests. Last updated 14 July 2026.
At a glance
How NHS South Yorkshire ICB compares with other areas
Each dot is one NHS area. Further right means a longer wait at the current pace.
What does "at the current pace" mean?
We divide the number of people waiting by the number of assessments the service did in the last year. It shows how long someone joining the list today could wait if nothing changes. It is an estimate, not a promise: services can speed up, and some people are seen sooner because of urgency. The NHS standard for non-urgent care is 18 weeks.
Local NHS services
The NHS services that assess people here, with their latest figures.
South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
What they told us
South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust told us via FOI (ref 5719, dated 18 June 2026) that, as at 2 June 2026, 7,056 adults were waiting for an ADHD assessment across the four areas it serves, against 434 adult ADHD assessments completed in 2025/26. EFFECTIVE WAIT: at the 2025/26 assessment rate (434/year), the 7,056-strong list represents an effective wait of roughly 16.3 years (7,056 / 434). Per area — waiting (2 Jun 2026) / assessments 2025/26 / median wait / effective wait: Barnsley 1,380 / 88 / 137 wks / 15.7 yrs; Calderdale 1,087 / 94 / 168 wks / 11.6 yrs; Kirklees 2,218 / 162 / 97 wks / 13.7 yrs; Wakefield 2,371 / 90 / 46 wks / 26.3 yrs. Barnsley falls under NHS South Yorkshire ICB; Calderdale, Kirklees and Wakefield under NHS West Yorkshire ICB (Trust named in WY ICB redirect 059FOI2627). The Trust declined to describe the pathway under s.1 FOIA, pointing to its website.
Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust
What they told us
Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust (FOI 5146, response 14 Jul 2026), holding ADHD data for NHS South Yorkshire ICB: 6,246 adults waiting as at 15 Jun 2026 (Doncaster 2,484; North Lincolnshire 1,321; Rotherham 2,441); 1,033 adults assessed in 2025/26 (Doncaster 488; North Lincolnshire 199; Rotherham 346). At the 2025/26 rate the queue represents an effective wait of roughly 6.0 years (6,246 / 1,033). No single wait estimate provided.
Rotherham, Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust
What they told us
Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust told us via forwarded FOI that they commissions child ADHD assessments, and undertakes adult and child ADHD assessments. Key figures: 763 adult assessments in 2024/25; 4,970 adults currently waiting; 957 child assessments in 2024/25; 2,572 children currently waiting.
Sheffield Health Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust
What they told us
Sheffield Health Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust (FOI/4894, response 10 Jul 2026), holding adult ADHD data for NHS South Yorkshire ICB: 977 adults awaiting assessment for diagnosis; 204 adults assessed in 2025/26. Effective wait ~4.8 years (977 / 204). Unable to predict individual future waits (person-centred service).
Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust
What they told us
Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust (FOI-12951, response 9 Jul 2026), holding children's ADHD data for NHS South Yorkshire ICB: 6,544 children waiting for an ADHD diagnosis as at 31 May 2026; 348 assessed in 2025/26. Effective wait ~18.8 years (6,544 / 348). The Trust's combined Autism/ADHD waiting times range from 2.5 years to in excess of 8 years (as at Apr 2026).
South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
What they told us
South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust told us via FOI (ref 5719, dated 18 June 2026) that children in Calderdale and Kirklees are held on a combined neurodevelopmental (ADHD + Autism) waiting list that cannot be separated by condition. As at 2 June 2026: Calderdale 427 waiting (260 CAMHS neurodevelopmental assessments completed 2025/26, median wait 68 weeks); Kirklees 2,333 waiting (340 completed 2025/26, median wait 155 weeks) — combined 2,760 children waiting against 600 assessments. Because ADHD cannot be isolated from Autism, these figures are shown in the table but excluded from the ADHD waiting-time graph. Both areas fall under NHS West Yorkshire ICB. No children's figure was provided for Wakefield.
Rotherham, Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust
What they told us
Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust told us via forwarded FOI that they commissions child ADHD assessments, and undertakes adult and child ADHD assessments. Key figures: 763 adult assessments in 2024/25; 4,970 adults currently waiting; 957 child assessments in 2024/25; 2,572 children currently waiting.
Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust
What they told us
Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust (FOI 5146, response 14 Jul 2026): 2,208 children waiting as at 15 Jun 2026 (Doncaster 461; North Lincolnshire 559; Rotherham 1,188); 1,601 assessed in 2025/26 (Doncaster 402; North Lincolnshire 408; Rotherham 791). Effective wait ~1.4 years (2,208 / 1,601). Stated waits: Rotherham 76-80 weeks, Doncaster 60-64 weeks, North Lincolnshire 60-64 weeks.
Doncaster And Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
What they told us
Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (FOI 137/2026, response 7 Jul 2026), holding children's ADHD data for the Bassetlaw area for NHS Nottingham and Nottinghamshire ICB: 131 children waiting; 72 assessed in 2025/26; expected wait if referred now approximately 20 months. Effective wait ~1.8 years (131 / 72).
Right to Choose: other NHS-funded providers
In England you can ask your GP to refer you to a different NHS-funded provider, often with a shorter wait. These are the waits providers have told us for NHS South Yorkshire ICB, shortest first. How Right to Choose works
| Provider | Wait for assessment | Wait for medication (titration) | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Atrom Mindcare Atrom Mindcare is a CQC-registered, psychiatrist-led mental health and neurodevelopmental assessment and treatment provider. We have no internal waiting list so most people book within days of sending back their forms, and every assessment is with a Consultant Psychiatrist. A few NHS areas limit referrals, so be sure to check yours on the ADHD UK website as well as at www.atrommindcare.com/nhs-right-to-choose-eligibility. National figure - not specific to this area | No wait listed | No wait | Provider page |
| Berkeley Psychiatrists Approximately 2-3 weeks after referral accepted and processed. Some areas longer due to ICB caps - see ICB-specific data. We provide NHS Prescribing under Right to Choose even when the GP declines Shared Care National figure - not specific to this area | No wait listed | 1 week | Provider page |
| Care ADHD No wait to process referrals or issue forms, appointments available immediately after forms completed.
We can receive referrals from all ICBs, but a small number have placed restrictions and longer waiting times for new assessments for non urgent cases. National figure - not specific to this area | No wait listed | 11 weeks | Provider page |
| Elixir Medics on completion of Questionnaires National figure - not specific to this area | No wait listed | 4 weeks | Provider page |
| Harley Street Mental Health No wait (where no IAP in place) National figure - not specific to this area | No wait listed | 20 weeks | |
| Harrow Health No waiting list after completion of pre assessment forms. Appointments can be made for compliant patients immediately. National figure - not specific to this area | No wait listed | No wait | Provider page |
| Innovate ADHD We accept referrals from any GP in England and hold no routine waiting list, however there may be more local restrictions, which can be found on our website. Once your referral is accepted and uploaded, you will be sent a short triage form. In most cases you will then receive your pre-assessment forms straight away, and once these are returned you can book your appointment.
Where triage flags a complexity, or a prior diagnosis needs clinical review, your referral goes to a member of our clinical team first, this can add on a week or two, depending on volume.
A small number of NHS commissioners have placed local restrictions or longer waits on non-urgent referrals - the current list is on our website. National figure - not specific to this area | No wait listed | 12 weeks | Provider page |
| Medinet Minds (previously HealthHarmonie Minds) However some ICBs have set activity restrictions, see our website for more details - https://www.medinetminds.com/rtc-icb-restrictions/ National figure - not specific to this area | No wait listed | 4 weeks | Provider page |
| Mentalwell No wait. Adults (18+) only. Appointments are offered as soon as your pre-assessment questionnaires have been returned and reviewed. We accept NHS Right to Choose referrals from across most of England, although a small number of Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) have local commissioning restrictions in place. Please see the ICB-level information for more detail. National figure - not specific to this area | No wait listed | 4 weeks | Provider page |
| RTN Mental Health Currently accepting referrals with assessment capacity available. Following completion of the required forms, patients can move forward to assessment where local NHS commissioning arrangements allow. National figure - not specific to this area | No wait listed | No wait | Provider page |
| Xyla Services Once your GP referral and pre-assessment forms are complete, our team will arrange your online ADHD assessment with a specialist clinician. Check our website to see if we currently accept referrals from your area. National figure - not specific to this area | No wait listed | 4 weeks | Provider page |
| Insight Diagnostics 2 weeks after the referral is processed and accepted National figure - not specific to this area | 2 weeks | 10 weeks | Provider page |
| Psicon Assumes clients return their pre-assessment paperwork National figure - not specific to this area | 2 weeks | 16 weeks | Provider page |
| Skylight Psychiatry 2 weeks National figure - not specific to this area | 2 weeks | 14 weeks | Provider page |
| Healthcare Central London Our assessment wait times are currently up to 3 weeks following completion of all pre-assessment forms.
We can accept referrals from all Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) but, in some areas, there are restrictions in place that limit how many assessments we can book each year. Please see ICB level information for more detail. National figure - not specific to this area | 3 weeks | 11 weeks | Provider page |
| Dr J and Colleagues 3 to 4 weeks National figure - not specific to this area | 6 weeks | 6 weeks | Provider page |
| ProblemShared | 6 weeks | 32 weeks | Provider page |
| Modality LLP 4-8 weeks depending on ICB National figure - not specific to this area | 8 weeks | Not known | Provider page |
| Montrose Health Group Approx within eight weeks post all forms back and questionnaires - Local ICB rules may apply for your postcode which may impact on further waits or availability this financial year. National figure - not specific to this area | 8 weeks | 14 weeks | Provider page |
| Well Life ADHD Clinic We work in partnership with the NHS and are accepting adult referrals across England. National figure - not specific to this area | 8 weeks | No wait | Provider page |
| Clinical Partners | 9 weeks | 39 weeks | Provider page |
| Psychiatry-UK | 20 weeks | 48 weeks | Provider page |
| The Retreat Clinic National figure - not specific to this area | 20 weeks | 4 weeks | |
| Adult ADHD Northwest Up to 26 weeks from completion of all forms. National figure - not specific to this area | 26 weeks | No wait | Provider page |
| ADHD 360 | 27 weeks | No wait | Provider page |
| The Owl Centre Limited 26 - 52 weeks. Waiting times vary by local NHS ICB, as each ICB manages its own referral pathway. National figure - not specific to this area | 52 weeks | 52 weeks | Provider page |
| The Aspen Clinic 78 weeks National figure - not specific to this area | 78 weeks | Not known | Provider page |
| Oakdale Group 78 to 104 weeks National figure - not specific to this area | 104 weeks | 78 weeks | Provider page |
| Sinclair Strong Waiting times vary depending on your local NHS Integrated Care Board (ICB). Each ICB commissions and funds a set number of assessments and appointments each financial year through an Indicative Activity Plan (IAP), which determines how many patients can be seen.
Some ICBs also specify waiting list management arrangements or target waiting times as part of their commissioned pathway. This can influence when patients are offered appointments and means waiting times may vary between areas.
Where demand exceeds the activity commissioned by the ICB, waiting times may be longer. We also prioritise patients with complex needs and other clinical factors in line with our contractual and clinical obligations, meaning some patients may be seen sooner than others. National figure - not specific to this area | Not known | 18 weeks | Provider page |
| Provider | Wait for assessment | Wait for medication (titration) | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Care ADHD Assessment within 4 weeks. We progress patients to titration immediately where clinical need indicates.
Otherwise, clinical guidelines require that children and young people would have a 10 week gap before commencing medication, during which we offer support for behavioural and environmental adaptations and psychoeducation National figure - not specific to this area | 4 weeks | 2 weeks | Provider page |
| Medinet Minds (previously HealthHarmonie Minds) Children aged 6+. 4 weeks. National figure - not specific to this area | 4 weeks | 6 weeks | Provider page |
| Psicon Assumes clients and school return their pre-assessment paperwork National figure - not specific to this area | 4 weeks | 16 weeks | Provider page |
| Paloma Health Remote assessment only. Please check our website for waiting times and any restrictions in your area. National figure - not specific to this area | 6 weeks | 12 weeks | Provider page |
| Provide Wellbeing From 6 weeks.
Starting from the point that all required information has been received and accepted, to the first available appointment. National figure - not specific to this area | 6 weeks | 8 weeks | Provider page |
| Clinical Partners This wait time assumes that you have completed your child's pre-assessment questionnaires, and that there are no instructions issued from your local NHS Integrated Care Board (ICB) affecting when we can offer appointments. If the questionnaires are received later, or there are instructions from your ICB, the time you wait may increase. National figure - not specific to this area | 8 weeks | 40 weeks | Provider page |
| Montrose Health Group Ages 6+ Approx within eight weeks post all forms back and questionnaires - ICB rules may apply for your postcode National figure - not specific to this area | 8 weeks | 14 weeks | Provider page |
| Mind Professionals All services accessed via local frameworks or the Right to Choose (RTC) pathway currently have an expected waiting time of up to 18 weeks. National figure - not specific to this area | 18 weeks | Not known | Provider page |
| The Owl Centre Limited National figure - not specific to this area | 52 weeks | Not known | Provider page |
| Oakdale Group 52-78 weeks National figure - not specific to this area | 78 weeks | Not known | Provider page |
| The Aspen Clinic 78 weeks National figure - not specific to this area | 78 weeks | Not known | Provider page |
| Provider | Wait for assessment | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Atrom Mindcare Atrom Mindcare is a CQC-registered, psychiatrist-led mental health and neurodevelopmental assessment and treatment provider. We have no internal waiting list so most people book within days of sending back their forms, and every assessment is with a Consultant Psychiatrist. A few NHS areas limit referrals, so be sure to check yours on the ADHD UK website as well as at National figure - not specific to this area | No wait listed | Provider page |
| Medinet Minds (previously HealthHarmonie Minds) However some ICBs have set activity restrictions, see our website for more details - https://www.medinetminds.com/rtc-icb-restrictions/ National figure - not specific to this area | No wait listed | Provider page |
| Psychiatry-UK No wait. Assessments are available as soon as forms are completed, subject to local NHS funding and commissioning arrangements. Check our website for the latest availability in your area. National figure - not specific to this area | No wait listed | Provider page |
| RTN Mental Health Currently accepting referrals with assessment capacity available. Following completion of the required forms, patients can move forward to assessment where local NHS commissioning arrangements allow. National figure - not specific to this area | No wait listed | Provider page |
| Dr J and Colleagues National figure - not specific to this area | 2 weeks | Provider page |
| Harley Street Mental Health 3 weeks (where no IAP in place) National figure - not specific to this area | 2 weeks | |
| Insight Diagnostics 2 weeks after the referral is processed and accepted National figure - not specific to this area | 2 weeks | Provider page |
| Psicon Assumes clients return their pre-assessment paperwork National figure - not specific to this area | 4 weeks | Provider page |
| Provide Wellbeing From 6 weeks.
Starting from the point that all required information has been received and accepted, to the first available appointment. Available both virtually and face to face. National figure - not specific to this area | 6 weeks | Provider page |
| Clinical Partners This wait time assumes that you have completed your pre-assessment questionnaires, and that there are no instructions issued from your local NHS Integrated Care Board (ICB) affecting when we can offer appointments. If the questionnaires are received later, or there are instructions from your ICB, the time you wait may increase. National figure - not specific to this area | 7 weeks | Provider page |
| Montrose Health Group Ages 18+ Approx within eight weeks post all forms back and questionnaires - Local ICB rules may apply for your postcode with restrictions. National figure - not specific to this area | 8 weeks | Provider page |
| Skylight Psychiatry 8 weeks National figure - not specific to this area | 8 weeks | Provider page |
| ProblemShared Approximately 10-12 weeks assessment wait - from client ready National figure - not specific to this area | 12 weeks | Provider page |
| K T Healthcare 14-16 week wait time. This is a minimum wait time and may vary depending on your local Integrated Care Board (ICB). Timelines begin from receipt of completed questionnaires and all required information. National figure - not specific to this area | 14 weeks | Provider page |
| Mind Professionals All services accessed via local frameworks or the Right to Choose (RTC) pathway currently have an expected waiting time of up to 18 weeks. National figure - not specific to this area | 18 weeks | Provider page |
| The Retreat Clinic Our waiting time for standard NHS contract assessments is currently: 4.5 years (if the ICB confirms funding for this in 2026-27, we would be booking in people referred to us in early 2022). National figure - not specific to this area | 20 weeks | |
| The Owl Centre Limited 26 - 52 weeks National figure - not specific to this area | 52 weeks | Provider page |
| Oakdale Group 52-70 weeks (12-14 months). Can also offer combined autism and ADHD assessment. National figure - not specific to this area | 70 weeks | Provider page |
| The Aspen Clinic 78 weeks National figure - not specific to this area | 78 weeks | Provider page |
| Sinclair Strong Waiting times vary depending on your local NHS Integrated Care Board (ICB). Each ICB commissions and funds a set number of assessments and appointments each financial year through an Indicative Activity Plan (IAP), which determines how many patients can be seen.
Some ICBs also specify waiting list management arrangements or target waiting times as part of their commissioned pathway. This can influence when patients are offered appointments and means waiting times may vary between areas.
Where demand exceeds the activity commissioned by the ICB, waiting times may be longer. We also prioritise patients with complex needs and other clinical factors in line with our contractual and clinical obligations, meaning some patients may be seen sooner than others. National figure - not specific to this area | Not known | Provider page |
| Provider | Wait for assessment | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Psychiatry-UK Psychiatry UK is accepting referrals for Autism services for children and young people aged 8 and over. OUR REMOTELY DELIVERED SERVICE will include an initial clinical assessment, structured observation and multidisciplinary team review, followed by an outcome appointment, written report and optional post-diagnostic review. Assessments will be available as soon as pre-assessment forms are completed. During the first months of opening, we do not expect there to be an additional wait for assessment, subject to local NHS commissioning arrangements and available capacity. Families and healthcare professionals will be able to find referral information, service updates and local commissioning information on the Psychiatry UK website. A CYP ADHD assessment and treatment service is being developed for early 2027. CYP ADHD referrals are not yet open. National figure - not specific to this area | No wait listed | Provider page |
| RTN Mental Health Currently accepting referrals with assessment capacity available. Following completion of the required forms, patients can move forward to assessment where local NHS commissioning arrangements allow. National figure - not specific to this area | No wait listed | Provider page |
| Paloma Health Remote and hybrid assessment options available. Please check our website for waiting times and any restrictions in your area. National figure - not specific to this area | 2 weeks | Provider page |
| Medinet Minds (previously HealthHarmonie Minds) Accepting children aged 8+ nationally, delivered virtually. Herefordshire & Worcestershire ICB patients can be 6+, but part of the assessment must be face to face. 6 weeks. National figure - not specific to this area | 6 weeks | Provider page |
| Provide Wellbeing From 6 weeks.
Starting from the point that all required information has been received and accepted, to the first available appointment. National figure - not specific to this area | 6 weeks | Provider page |
| Montrose Health Group Ages 6 to 18th birthday. Approx within eight weeks post all forms back and questionnaires - ICB rules may apply for your postcode National figure - not specific to this area | 8 weeks | Provider page |
| Clinical Partners This wait time assumes that you have completed your child's pre-assessment questionnaires, and that there are no instructions issued from your local NHS Integrated Care Board (ICB) affecting when we can offer appointments. If the questionnaires are received later, or there are instructions from your ICB, the time you wait may increase. National figure - not specific to this area | 9 weeks | Provider page |
| Care ADHD We provide dual ADHD/Autism - waiting times for dual and autism have been above our usual 4 week expectations, but clinical capacity is now in place for autism and dual assessments, which we expect to soon be within our 4 week standard National figure - not specific to this area | 12 weeks | Provider page |
| ProblemShared Approximately 10-12 weeks assessment wait - from client ready National figure - not specific to this area | 12 weeks | Provider page |
| Psicon Assumes clients and school return their pre-assessment paperwork National figure - not specific to this area | 12 weeks | Provider page |
| K T Healthcare 14-16 week wait time. This is a minimum wait time and may vary depending on your local Integrated Care Board (ICB). Timelines begin from receipt of completed questionnaires and all required information. National figure - not specific to this area | 14 weeks | Provider page |
| Mind Professionals All services accessed via local frameworks or the Right to Choose (RTC) pathway currently have an expected waiting time of up to 18 weeks. National figure - not specific to this area | 18 weeks | Provider page |
| The Owl Centre Limited 26 - 52 weeks National figure - not specific to this area | 52 weeks | Provider page |
| Oakdale Group 52-70 weeks (12-14 months). Can also offer combined autism and ADHD assessment. National figure - not specific to this area | 70 weeks | Provider page |
| The Aspen Clinic 78 weeks National figure - not specific to this area | 78 weeks | Provider page |
Providers update their own figures through our provider portal. Waits can change quickly, so check with the provider before asking your GP.
What is restricting access here
Rules the NHS here has put in place that limit who can be assessed, or how fast.
Not capping Right to Choose
This area told us it does not currently have any caps on Right to Choose ADHD assessments for adults or children.
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Sources and how we work
In May 2026 we sent Freedom of Information requests to 7 organisations here. 7 have replied: 5 in full, 2 in part.
| Organisation | Reply | Received | Document |
|---|---|---|---|
| NHS South Yorkshire ICB | redirected | 29 May 2026 | View |
| The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust | redirected | 15 June 2026 | - |
| South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust | Full | 18 June 2026 | View |
| Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust | Full | 7 July 2026 | View |
| Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust | Full | 9 July 2026 | View |
| Sheffield Health Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust | Full | 10 July 2026 | View |
| Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust | Full | 14 July 2026 | View |
Older figures and records (14)
- Jun 2026 South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (children): 74 waiting, 135 assessed · SourceSouth West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust told us via FOI (ref 5719, dated 18 June 2026) that, as at 2 June 2026, 74 children in Barnsley were waiting for an ADHD assessment, with 135 child ADHD assessments completed in Barnsley CAMHS in 2025/26 (median wait 25 weeks; effective wait ~0.5 years). Barnsley falls under NHS South Yorkshire ICB. For Calderdale and Kirklees the Trust reports a combined neurodevelopmental (ADHD + Autism) waiting list that cannot be separated by condition — see the separate combined-pathway entry. No children's figure was provided for Wakefield.
- May 2026 NHS South Yorkshire ICB (adults) · SourceNHS South Yorkshire ICB told us via FOI (FOI 2627-054, dated 29/05/2026) that it does not hold adult ADHD waiting or assessment data - it directed us to its provider Trusts: Rotherham Doncaster and South Humber NHS FT, Sheffield Health Partnership University NHS FT and South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS FT. The ICB confirmed it has NO indicative activity plans for adult Right to Choose providers.
- May 2026 NHS South Yorkshire ICB (children) · SourceNHS South Yorkshire ICB told us via FOI (FOI 2627-054, dated 29/05/2026) that it does not hold child ADHD waiting or assessment data - it directed us to Sheffield Children's NHS FT, RDaSH, SWYPFT and The Rotherham NHS FT (children 0-5). The ICB confirmed it has NO indicative activity plans for child Right to Choose providers.
- Mar 2025 South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (adults): 6,323 waiting, 542 assessed · SourceSouth West Yorkshire Partnership NHS FT (Section B) told us via FOI the following key figures: 542 adult assessments in 2024/25; 6,492 adults currently waiting; 58 child assessments in 2024/25; 45 children currently waiting.
- Mar 2025 Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust (children): 6,342 waiting, 231 assessed · SourceSheffield Children's NHS FT told us via FOI that they undertakes child ADHD assessments. Key figures: 231 child assessments in 2024/25; 6,435 children currently waiting.
- Mar 2025 South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (children): 51 waiting, 58 assessed · SourceSouth West Yorkshire Partnership NHS FT (Section B) told us via FOI the following key figures: 542 adult assessments in 2024/25; 6,492 adults currently waiting; 58 child assessments in 2024/25; 45 children currently waiting.
- Jul 2024 NHS South Yorkshire ICB (adults): 3,830 waiting, 431 assessed · SourceThe BBC published research on ADHD wait times. They published data by NHS provider. In some cases the provider covers more than one NHS area. We've mapped the BBC data onto your ICB. It reported that in 2024 Rotherham, Doncaster & S Humber had 3830 people waiting with 431 seen in 2023/24. Giving an effective wait time of 8.9 years
- Jul 2024 NHS South Yorkshire ICB (adults): 6,737 waiting, 3 assessed · SourceThe BBC published research on ADHD wait times. They published data by NHS provider. In some cases the provider covers more than one NHS area. We've mapped the BBC data onto your ICB. It reported that in 2024 Sheffield Health and Social Care had 6737 people waiting with 3 seen in 2023/24. Giving an effective wait time of 2245.7 years
- Mar 2023 Sheffield Health Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust (adults): 4,848 waiting, 33 assessed · SourceSheffield Health and Social Care NHS Foundation Trust reported that 33 adult ADHD assessments were carried out in 2023. Around 4,848 adults were reported to be waiting for an ADHD assessment.
- Mar 2023 South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (adults): 3,105 waiting, 421 assessed · SourceSouth West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust reported that 421 adult ADHD assessments were carried out in 2023. Around 3,105 adults were reported to be waiting for an ADHD assessment.
- Mar 2023 NHS South Yorkshire ICB (adults) · SourceThe NHS South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board told us via FOI that they did not provide a figure for how many adult ADHD assessments were carried out. they did not provide a figure for how many adults were waiting for an ADHD assessment.
- Mar 2023 Sheffield Health Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust (children) · SourceSheffield Health and Social Care NHS Foundation Trust told us that No child ADHD assessment activity or waiting list figures were provided in the response.
- Mar 2023 South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (children) · SourceSouth West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust told us that No child ADHD assessment activity or waiting list figures were provided in the response.
- Mar 2023 NHS South Yorkshire ICB (children) · SourceThe NHS South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board told us via FOI that they did not provide a figure for how many child ADHD assessments were carried out. they did not provide a figure for how many children were waiting for an ADHD assessment.
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