Developers and AI agents

ADHD Helper Data API

ADHD Helper publishes its primary-sourced UK adult ADHD data as a read-only public API and as an MCP server for AI clients. It is the same data behind the UK ADHD statistics page: the most-quoted figures on prevalence, assessment waiting times, Right to Choose and medication prescribing, each attributed to a named primary source (NHS, NICE, the Royal College of Psychiatrists, NHSBSA and gov.uk), plus the NHSBSA prescribing series and an index of our answer pages. No authentication, no personal data, released under CC BY 4.0.

This is information, not medical advice and not a diagnosis. The figures reflect what each named primary source reports. Prescribing volume is not a diagnosis count, and only a registered clinician can diagnose or treat ADHD.

REST endpoints

Base URL https://adhdhelper.co.uk/api. All responses are JSON with open CORS, an ETag and edge caching. Full machine-readable contract: OpenAPI 3.1 spec.

Method Path Description
GET /api/statistics List the live, primary-sourced adult ADHD statistics. Optional filters: ?q=, ?category=.
https://adhdhelper.co.uk/api/statistics?category=access
GET /api/statistics/{id} Detail for one statistic, by its stable id.
https://adhdhelper.co.uk/api/statistics/adult-prevalence
GET /api/prescribing NHSBSA ADHD medication prescribing series: monthly items, latest totals and year-on-year growth.
https://adhdhelper.co.uk/api/prescribing
GET /api/topics Index of the main answer pages so an agent can find the right page. Optional filter: ?q=.
https://adhdhelper.co.uk/api/topics

MCP server

The same data is exposed as a remote Model Context Protocol server over streamable HTTP, so MCP-capable AI clients can read it directly.

Terms

Read-only and free under CC BY 4.0: attribute ADHD Helper and link back to the UK ADHD statistics page. Every figure is drawn from a named primary source and links to the original record. NHSBSA prescribing figures are reused under the Open Government Licence v3.0. This data is information, not medical advice, and must not be presented as a diagnosis. Please cache responses and avoid abusive request rates.