Yes. A refusal does not necessarily have to be permanent. Practice policies, staffing and local commissioning arrangements can change. Ask why your GP declined first. If circumstances later change, your specialist may be able to send another shared care request.
At Harley Street Mental health, we recognize the importance of listening to our patients concerns with a view to continue to improve the quality of our services.
We assure you that raising a complaint will not harm or prejudice the care you, or the person you care for is given, but will rather help us improve our service and ensure that we get things right next time. It also gives us the opportunity to rectify the situation.
If you are unhappy with any aspect of our service, then please contact us on complaints@hsmh.co.uk once we receive a complaint, we will speak to the staff and clinician involved to find out what has gone wrong, and then work with you to see how things can be resolved. We aim to respond to complaints within 30 days except in exceptional circumstances.
If you are unhappy with our response for any reason, then we will have the complaint reviewed by our medical director and seek the best solution.
