
NHS spending on ADHD and autism services rises tenfold in some areas of England
NHS spending on ADHD and autism services in England has risen as much as tenfold in a single year — one region's costs jumped from £1.75m to £18m. The NHS Alliance, representing health managers, warned costs are "running out of control," forcing some areas to close waiting lists and consider cutting other services. Post-pandemic demand is straining local budgets that lack a national price framework.
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