If you wish to make a comment or suggestion there is a suggestion box in the waiting room or you can speak to one of the practice staff.
This website contains a online practice leaflet and details of the services the practice offers, it also contains minutes of the meetings of the patient participation group.
If you wish to make a complaint the complaints manager is Victoria Mills or Katie Hughes (deputy). Please either write or if you prefer arrange an appointment to speak regarding your concerns.
Download complaints information (DOCX, 17KB)
PALS
Customer Services – previously PALS (Patient Advice and Liaison Service)
The NHS employs over a million staff in thousands of locations. It is a large and complex organisation providing a broad range of services. It is not surprising that sometimes you or a loved one may feel bewildered or concerned when using the NHS. And this can be at times when you are feeling at your most vulnerable and anxious.
So, what should you do if you want on the spot help when using the health service? The NHS expects all members of staff to listen and respond to you to the best of their ability. But sometimes, you may wish to talk to someone employed especially to help you. The Patient Advice and Liaison Service, known as PALS, has been introduced to ensure that the NHS listens to patients, their relatives, carers and friends, and answers their questions and resolves their concerns as quickly as possible.
PALS also helps the NHS to improve services by listening to what matters to patients and their loved ones and making changes, when appropriate.
Find out more
If you would like more information about PALS, the functions it is intended to provide and the standards it should strive to achieve please visit the NHS website.