Our annual satisfaction survey is now open until April 25, so please don’t delay as your feedback is important.  The survey is the opportunity for patients, parents, or carers to tell us how we’re doing. Invites have now been sent by email and SMS from Iqvia, an independent organisation.  To find out more click here

How to raise a complaint

If you wish to provide any formal feedback or raise a formal complaint, you can contact the Patient Advocacy Team by using the following channels:

 

Letter: FAO Sciensus Patient Advocacy Team, 107 Station Street, Burton on Trent, Staffordshire DE14 1SZ

Email: patientadvocacy@sciensus.com

 

Please provide us with your name, account information and details of the complaint.

 

What happens next?

Within 2 working days of your complaint being raised, we will send you an acknowledgement letter that lets you know your complaint has been escalated and is being investigated. Our dedicated team will review your complaint, complete a thorough investigation and issue you with a full response via letter within 20 working days.

 

What if I am not satisfied with my response?

In the event that you are not satisfied with the complaint response from us, we would ask that in the first instance you contact the Patient Advocacy Team. However, should you require further assistance, the following bodies may assist:

 

For complaints in England and Wales contact:

Health Service Ombudsman

email: www.ombudsman.org.uk/making-complaint

Phone: 0345 015 4033

 

For complaints in Scotland contact:

Care Inspectorate, Compass House, 11 Riverside Drive, Dundee DD1 4NY

Phone: 01382 207100 or 0345 600 9527

email: enquires@careinspectorate.com

 

For complaints in Northern Ireland contact:

The Regulation & Quality Improvement Authority, 9th Floor Riverside Tower, 5 Lanyon Place

Belfast BT1 3BT

Phone: 02890 517 500

email: info@rqia.org.uk