Patient Services
0800 587 0562
Open 9am – 5pm, Monday to Friday
bchft.patientservices@nhs.net
Patient Services (formerly PALS) is a confidential information and advice service for patients, relatives and carers.
We can help if you:
- Want to compliment someone about the care you have received
- Need some information about our services but do not know where to get it
- Have concerns but do not necessarily want to complain
- Want to complain but are not sure how to
- Want help to sort out a problem quickly
- Would like to tell us what you think about the services
- Want to provide feedback and make comments
- Need advice on the complaints process
Have you got a compliment, comment or complaint?
You can let us know by filling in the form below:
View our Bridgewater privacy policy.
We aim to respond within three working days.
Give us your feedback
Your feedback is important to us and helps us to improve our services here at Bridgewater.
Please tell us about your recent visit or appointment by completing our online Talk to Us form.
Children and Young People
Our staff try very hard to look after your health and make sure you are treated well.
We would like to hear from you if:
- you think we have done something well
- if you have any suggestions on how we could do something differently.
Please visit our feedback pages for children and young people to let us know how we are doing.
Patient Feedback
Have you used one of our services?
You can tell us about it using this online Talk to Us form.
Please print a copy of the form below and return this free of charge to:
FREEPOST BRIDGEWATER
Patient Services
Bridgewater NHS Community Healthcare
Europa Point
Europa Boulevard
Warrington
Cheshire
WA5 7TY
If you need any further information you can contact the Patient Services Team on 0800 587 0562.
Bridgewater Complaints Policy
Compliments, comments, concerns and complaints policy
Patient leaflets
Compliments, comments, concerns and complaints leaflet
Making a complaint – easy read version
Consent policy
Consent to Assessment Examination and/or Treatment Policy (including Mental Capacity Act)
Your right to a chaperone
Bridgewater Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust is committed to developing a culture within the organisation that promotes and champions the privacy and dignity of all patients.
It is recognised that how care is delivered can directly influence a person’s self-image.
Some healthcare consultations and treatments, particularly where they involve intimate parts of the body and state of undress, can make patients feel vulnerable or distressed.
The presence of a chaperone may assist in supporting and reassuring you during the healthcare interaction.
Read our leaflet on your right to a chaperone:
Responding to Death policy
Our Patient Charter
Patient Charter: How we care for you, your friends and your family