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- kenny45 ord
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14 years 1 month ago #28309 by kenny45 ord
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I would like to ask if a copy of my medical records would be acceptable as evidence when sent with ESA50.My GP is reluctant to write supportive letters so I was wondering if I got an update of my records from the surgery that this would help.
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Kenny
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Kenny
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- tb1uk
14 years 1 month ago #28311 by tb1uk
Replied by tb1uk on topic Re:medical records
why would your GP be reluctant to give you a report? is there not another GP in your practice you could ask?
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14 years 1 month ago #28315 by Jeff1
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Hi Kenny, It can cost upto £50.00 for a copy of your records, and take upto 40 working days to get them. I would see the practice manager at your surgery and explain to them what it is you need. You are best sending as much supporting medical evidence as possible. Have you any hospital consultants? They usually supply reports. Best Wishes
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- rab1000
14 years 1 month ago #28316 by rab1000
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Most GP practices charge for a medical report. My GP report cost £20 and was full of factual errors. However, the GP practice would have charged me £50 for a copy of my own medical records!!
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- kenny45 ord
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14 years 1 month ago #28317 by kenny45 ord
Replied by kenny45 ord on topic Re:medical records
Thanks for your quick replies.
The last time I got a letter from my GP he wrote about 4 lines and charged me £10.It was hardly worth me sending it.That is why I was looking at the possibliity of sending my medical records.His wife, who is his partner in the practice,is even worse.She thinks that "everyone is capable of doing something"
The last time I got a letter from my GP he wrote about 4 lines and charged me £10.It was hardly worth me sending it.That is why I was looking at the possibliity of sending my medical records.His wife, who is his partner in the practice,is even worse.She thinks that "everyone is capable of doing something"
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