- General Advocacy
- NHS Advocacy
- - Before you make an NHS complaint
- - What do you want to get out of making a complaint?
- - The complaints process
- - How to start a complaint
- - Local resolution meetings
- - The response letter from the NHS
- - The Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman
- - How we can help
- - Frequently Asked Questions
- - Useful Contacts
- Independent Mental Health Advocacy (IMHA)
- Care Act Advocacy
- Independent Mental Capacity Advocacy (IMCA)
- Relevant Person's Representatives
How can we help?
Our NHS Complaints Advocacy service is independent, confidential and free
We can:
- Provide you with an information pack to support you to make your complaint
- Talk through the complaints process and your options at each stage of the process
- Signpost you to other services who can help
- Provide you with an advocate to support you if you need more help (see below)
We can’t:
- Investigate your complaint
- Make decisions for you
- Give you legal advice
- Give you medical advice
If you find it difficult to be involved in the complaints process an NHS Complaints Advocate can:
Help you understand the complaints process and your different options
Help you compile all the issues you wish to raise in the complaint and put them into a complaint letter
Liaise with the NHS staff on your behalf about your complaint
Support you to prepare for complaint meetings
Attend complaint meetings with you
For more information please get in touch:
01904 414357 office@yorkadvocacy.org.uk www.yorkadvocacy.org.uk
- General Advocacy
- NHS Advocacy
- - Before you make an NHS complaint
- - What do you want to get out of making a complaint?
- - The complaints process
- - How to start a complaint
- - Local resolution meetings
- - The response letter from the NHS
- - The Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman
- - How we can help
- - Frequently Asked Questions
- - Useful Contacts
- Independent Mental Health Advocacy (IMHA)
- Care Act Advocacy
- Independent Mental Capacity Advocacy (IMCA)
- Relevant Person's Representatives