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  • Reply from Old Mill Surgery

    Thank you for your kind and thoughtful remarks - they are appreciated.
  • Reply from Old Mill Surgery

    Whilst we respect your right to comment as you see fit. In this instance we feel the factual content and the background to events reported is neither accurate or correct.
  • Reply from Old Mill Surgery

    Thank you for the glowing comments our team will take heart from praise such as this.
  • Reply from Old Mill Surgery

    Dear Patient If at any point a patient feels that they have a life threatening condition then the appropriate action would be to call 999 and seek immediate help. Should a patient feel that their clinical need is necessary for a same day appointment then one of the clinical team would triage the request and make the necessary consultation whether by telephone call or a face to face appointment. Indeed a call could lead to a follow up consultation in the surgery. We have access to help from the Practice via an online platform. If you access the Practice website go into the Consulting Room and click the link \'Get Help from the Practice\' than you can fill a form detailing the problem and one of our clinical team will review this and determine the method of consultation. I hope this information is of some help. Kind regards
  • Reply from Old Mill Surgery

    Dear Patient Thank you for your comments and I will discuss the issue regarding text messaging with my dispensary team to see what the issue may be. I would appreciate details of who you are and what medication issues you have been having so I can conduct an investigation to prevent you from experiencing further inconvenience. I will pass on your positive comments to those concerned. Kind regards
  • Reply from Old Mill Surgery

    Dear Patient Thank you for taking the time to provide feedback - I would have liked the opportunity to address your issue at the time to try and resolve your particular experience. That said your observation that we are extremely busy at present is correct and we continue to see an exponential increase in demand for our services. We have throughout the Pandemic managed our patients in a different way by initially triaging them by telephone and where the clinician feels there is a requirement to see a patient face to face this is arranged. This is why the waiting room may appear to be relatively quiet. We do provide more clinical sessions than most GP Practices in Norfolk using many differing clinicians but unfortunately on some days we cannot meet the demand for routine appointments. Please be assured that if the clinical need was such that a same day appointment was required our patient would be seen. Kind regards
  • Reply from Old Mill Surgery

    Dear Patient Thank you for your complimentary comment - I will inform my team who will appreciate this kind remark. Kind regards
  • Reply from Old Mill Surgery

    Dear Patient Thank you for your feedback and I apolgise if you feel the service provided by our Reception team did not meet your expectations. I would appreciate personalised feedback by either writing to me or by telephone call so I could address any matters of concern. Kind regards
  • Reply from Old Mill Surgery

    Dear Mr Phillips Your comments are most welcome and it is rewarding that someone who has Primary Care experience acknowledges the services we provide. Thank You
  • Reply from Old Mill Surgery

    Thank you for your detailed comments and I hope you do not mind but I will address yours concerns individually: Getting an Appointment - We have in recent times developed an integrated care model which includes Doctors, Nurses, Healthcare Assistants and Paramedics. If there is an urgent need for an appointment then patients will be seen same day. The reason the receptionists ask patients for their symptoms is so they can place the patient with the correct member of our clinical team. Receptionists are bound by the same confidentiality rules as any other member of the team. We have discussed this with our PPG and they are in agreement that this is a satisfactory way of getting the patient to the right member of our clinical team. The telephone system has been changed and we now operate a cloud based model. It will inform those who are ringing where they are in the queue. There are peak periods and a timely response is not always achievable. We do not have the resources to man the lines with the additional staff but do monitor demand to see if we can improve. I hope this response helps and we are more than happy to reflect on any suggestions. Thank you