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National healthcare charity promoting the voice of patients in health services. Patient opinion surveys, healthcare information, events, news, campaigns and a helpline.
United Kingdom
I am a member of a PPG. Several of our committee are members of the Patients Association. We find it a valuable source of information and based our Terms of Reference on a P.A. template.
Absolutely waste of time calling them all day information you can obtain by yourself I just looking online. The answer was unfortunately there’s nothing else we can do.
It is a highly suspicious organization that fails to clearly say who funds it, i.e., it is probably the UK government, the NHS, etc.
Its aim is to waste your time by diverting you down formal complaint-chanells in order to create an illusion that this will lead somewhere and will help you.
It hides behind a PO Box-number, and its helpdesk email-address does not work.
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