At PrescriptionPad, we pride ourselves on our excellent customer service and patient care standards. We are committed to providing a safe, secure, reliable and consistent service to all our customers.
Your views are important to us. If something goes wrong or you are unhappy with any of our services, it is important that you let us know.
Concerns
When you raise a concern, we will do our very best to put things right for you as quickly as possible.
Your feedback allows us to improve our services and enhance our standards of care.
Raising a concern
To raise a concern or issue, please contact us by phone on 07352 330581 or email us at info@prescriptionpad.co.uk.
If we’re unable to resolve your concern, or you’re unhappy with our response, we can register your concern as a complaint.
Complaints
We take patient complaints very seriously and aim to deal with issues promptly, effectively and in a caring and sensitive way.
If we make a mistake, we will take full responsibility and learn from it to ensure that it does not happen again.
Making a complaint
To make a formal complaint, please contact us by email at info@prescriptionpad.co.uk.
You will not be treated any differently as a result of making a complaint, and all records of complaints are kept confidentially and separately from your treatment file.
In order to complain on behalf of someone else, you will need the patient’s written consent. This is because all of our patients’ medical records are entirely confidential.
The patient will need to send a signed letter (via post or as a scanned document attached to an email) that confirms their consent for the complaint to be investigated.
We do everything possible to address any complaints we receive, but it can be more difficult for us to resolve issues raised more than 6 months after the problem occurred.
What to expect
We will inform you that we have received your complaint within 3 working days of receipt.
A full response to the complaint will be provided within 20 working days of completion of the investigation. If your case requires more time, you will be updated on the progress of the investigation and provided a new deadline for response.

