Feedback

  • Reply from Attleborough Surgeries

    We are sorry to read that you have concerns regarding the services offered by the Practice. We always welcome feedback and would be very happy to be contacted directly with your details and further information about your experience and concerns in order that we can investigate these further. The Practice uses a nationally delivered website which enables patients to contact as on-line, which is in line with the Government plan and expectations for accessing primary care.
  • Reply from Attleborough Surgeries

    Unfortunately the feedback you have left does not make clear the issues of concern that you have. We always strive to help and resolve matters where we can and where appropriate, so please do get in touch with the Practice directly in order to detail the concerns that you are experiencing.
  • Reply from Attleborough Surgeries

    We are sorry to learn that you are having issues accessing your test results via on-line patient services. If you are able to fill in an on-line form on our website www.attleboroughsurgeries.com explaining the issues that you are experiencing, providing your full patient details, we will be able to investigate this matter for you and hopefully help resolve the matter.
  • Reply from Attleborough Surgeries

    We are sorry to learn of the issues you had on Friday when trying to access support for your pain. If you would like to contact the Practice directly with your complaint we would be happy to investigate this matter further.
  • Reply from Attleborough Surgeries

    We are sorry that you interpreted our automated response last week as essentially implying we were closed for the week. Attleborough Surgeries works extremely hard to keep our on-line forms open every day that our Practice is open. Many other Practices switch their on-line access off almost daily when they are full. We do however need to take a realistic approach to safe patient care and when we become saturated with demand from our patients above what we can manage , we take a responsible approach of informing our patients of what other services are available for routine issues and requesting that enquiries for non-urgent health matters are delayed, ensuring that we maintain capacity for those with urgent issues that need to be seen quickly. On these rare occasions that we have found it necessary for safety reasons to remove access to a small number of our forms, we direct patients with urgent health issues to contact our reception team by phone in order that we can assess and support them with appropriate care arrangements. I hope you are reassured that we are never closed to people with serious health problems that require an urgent response within our opening hours.
  • Reply from Attleborough Surgeries

    Thank you for your feedback. We are assuming that you are a delivery patient of the Practice from your comments and I thought it may be helpful to confirm to you our delivery arrangements. These are prepared and carefully checked by qualified dispensers and due to the volume of patients in receipt of this service, preparation for delivery usually commences several days before the due date. Where it is possible to intercept an already prepared delivery bag with extras or changes in medication we will always try and achieve this, but this is not always possible and with less than 24 hours notice this would not have been possible, especially with an item that was not part of your usual repeat medication, but a new prescription that required review and authorisation by a GP. I am unsure of the medication that was required, but we usually inform patients that at least 2 working days are required in order for GP review and issue. I am sorry that this was not clearly explained to you. Unfortunately I am unable to comment on the discussion that took place regarding your deep brain stimulation procedure, but hope that you are now recovered from such an invasive event.
  • Reply from Attleborough Surgeries

    Thank you for your very positive feedback regarding our on-line system. This system enables us to help many more patients much quicker, while also ensuring that patients can still see a member of our clinical team when appropriate. Thank you for your great review,
  • Reply from Attleborough Surgeries

    In order to meet the increase in demand and respond to many patients more quickly, we use an on-line system for patients to contact us, but I would like to reassure you that all of the details submitted are looked at by an appropriately qualified person who will decide whether your health concern can be managed via a phone call, face to face appointment, or maybe just some advice that we are able to send to you. We are still seeing lots of patients face to face every day across our GPs, nurses and healthcare assistants. I am sorry that you find our forms difficult and would welcome you getting in touch directly in order that we can review what help we can put in place for you for when you need to contact us again in the future.
  • Reply from Attleborough Surgeries

    Thank you for providing feedback regarding your experience with our Practice. I am sorry to read of the concerns that you have raised and we would be happy to discuss your areas of complaint directly if you would like to get in touch. You can do this by visiting our website www.attleboroughsurgeries.com and providing your details on one of our general enquiry forms, marked for the attention of the Practice Manager.
  • Reply from Attleborough Surgeries

    Thank you for leaving this review and your feedback. I\'m pleased to read that overall you have found our staff and services responsive to your needs. I am sorry to read that your friend has had difficulty in accessing our services due to a language issue. We would take all complaints of racism very seriously and we would welcome the opportunity to investigate this further if your friend would like to make contact with the Practice. We do work to the national guidelines for accessible information for our patients and I would encourage your friend to directly, or with support, ensure that she has clearly informed us of her needs as we have many resources available to us to ensure that she can access our services.