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Forest Hill Rd. Surgery - Southwark CCG Response


Zak

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Final word from CCG yesterday. Not only has Forest Hill Road Group Surgery refused to withdraw the letters 're removal from its register but further batches of letters will be going out soon and CCG have no powers to force it to change its mind. So if you have already received a letter, start looking for another Doctor now.
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We have requested a full copy of all our medical records (that's 35 years worth) just incase they go astray. Given the way they are dealing with things we just thought it was best to have them to make sure they exist in some form with us till we can get another doctor. I just feel that they have given no regard to some of their very frail elderly patients who may been with them for sixty or seventy years and who will be completely unable to deal with signing on elsewhere and are vunerable and have been dumped with so little notice and help. Shame on them.
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