| Making a complaint |
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You can make a complaint in writing, by fax, email, telephone
or in person (by appointment please). |
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If you are writing, faxing or emailing your complaint,
please provide your telephone number if a response by telephone would be convenient.
If you are e-mailing, please state if a reply by e-mail is required and, if not,
please provide a full postal address. |
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Please indicate clearly the time, date, location and
the member of staff which is relevant to your complaint (in as much detail as
possible), in the first instance speak to the member of staff concerned, as it
may be possible to resolve it straight away. |
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If you do not have this information or if this is not
possible, please contact the Practice manager, who will give you the contact details
for the most appropriate person. |
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| A response should be back with you within seven working days. |
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The Practice Manager
Physiomatters London Ltd
119 Eastern Avenue
Ilford, IG4 5AN
Tel: 020 8550 9722
Fax: 020 8551 9111
Email:physiomatters@btconnect.com |
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Click on the link below to donwload a copy of our public
information leaflet that provides details of the Physiomatters London complaints
procedure and what you need to do if you wish to submit a complaint. |
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Please note that this form is in Adobe PDF format, if you do not already have
the free Adobe Reader from Adobe Systems Inc. installed on your computer, please
use the link below.
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| What if the answer is not satisfactory? |
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| Right to Appeal |
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If you are not satisfied with a complaints decision,
you may appeal, in writing, within seven working days. The clinical director will
aim to respond to the appeal within ten working days of receiving your written
request. |
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All appeals must set out the grounds on which you are
making the appeal. The clinical director will review all appeals. He may invite
you in to discuss the matter and endeavour to resolve the matter to its full conclusion. |
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