Send a letter to your GP or hospital
Health correspondence often has to be in writing, and much of it involves information you would rather not email.
From £2.99 Posted today
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What people send
- Requests for medical records
- Complaints to a practice or trust
- Correspondence about a referral or appointment
- Registering a change of details
Which service to choose
First Class is usually fine. Use a signed service for a formal complaint you may need to escalate.
Getting the address right
Write to the practice manager or the trust's PALS office, at the address published by the practice or trust.
How it works
1. Write or upload
Type it in the browser, or send a PDF you have already prepared.
2. Address and pay
Add the recipient, pick a service, and see the full price before you commit.
3. We post it
Printed on 100gsm, folded, franked and handed to Royal Mail from our UK facility.
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Tax correspondence, printed and posted from the UK with proof of postage.
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Licence, vehicle and medical correspondence, posted the same working day.
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Company filings and correspondence, printed and posted from the UK.
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Your MP
A letter to your Member of Parliament, printed and posted for you.
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Your local council
Council tax, housing, planning and complaints — posted the same day.
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A UK bank
Complaints, instructions and disputes, on paper and in the post.
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Send a letter to your GP or hospital
Write it now and it could be in today’s post.