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Right to Choose: Refer a patient to Xyla
As a GP, you play a crucial role in empowering your patients to take control of their care. Through the NHS Right to Choose framework, you can easily refer patients for timely ADHD assessments with Xyla using our online referral process.
How our online referral process works
Discuss Right to Choose with your patient
1. Self-report form: Your patient needs to complete a self-report form. If they haven’t done so yet, you can assist them in filling out the digital self-report form during their appointment with you.
Patient self-report form2. Formal referral request: Your patient needs to provide you with a formal letter indicating their choice of Xyla as their ADHD care provider and requesting your referral. This simplifies the referral process for you.
Patient referral letter
Complete a referral on behalf of your patient
3. Refer your patient to Xyla: After confirming that your patient meets the eligibility criteria for our ADHD assessment services, you can quickly and easily complete their online referral using the link below
Make a referral now
After Xyla receives your referral
4. Referral confirmation: Once Xyla receives your patient’s referral, you’ll receive an email confirmation to let you know we’ve received it.
5. Comprehensive assessment: Our expert clinical team will guide your patient through our thorough online ADHD assessment process, ensuring a detailed evaluation.
6. Ongoing care: We will keep you informed throughout the assessment journey, providing updates on outcomes, a detailed report, and any necessary postdiagnostic care
Important information about your Right to Choose
As a responsible healthcare provider, we cannot accept patients who do not meet our suitability criteria. Your patients won’t be able to choose Xyla if:
- They are receiving urgent or emergency care.
- They are already getting treatment for the condition you’re being referred for.
- They are in prison, temporarily released from prison, or in other specific settings (like a court, secure children’s home, secure training centre, immigration removal centre, or a young offender’s institution).
- They are held in a hospital under the Mental Health Act 1983.
- They are a serving member of the armed forces (but your family members in England have the same rights as other residents).
If any of these apply to a patient you are referring, they will not be able to directly choose Xyla as your provider at this time.