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salty1212334
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I am applying for pip and they say they need repeat prescription but i call pod for my prescription so i have no paper evidence. All evidence i have is from a text message from my doctor is there anyway to get paper evidence
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Hi Teddybear
if i get paper prescription and send that off would i then phone pod for my medication as i would not have paper prescription thanks -
ok i just realised i can photocopy it thanks
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will do thanks for advise
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You can ask the chemist to print off a copy of your repeat prescription pip just need the list off the back not the actual prescription
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janer1967 said:You can ask the chemist to print off a copy of your repeat prescription pip just need the list off the back not the actual prescriptionjaner1967 said:You can ask the chemist to print off a copy of your repeat prescription pip just need the list off the back not the actual prescription
i will ask chemist i would have had to go to library to print it off and they charge thanks much appreciated -
My chemist always puts a copy in my meds delivery
It's just the back pages you need where you tick which items you want to order -
You don’t need the prescription anyway, I can just write out your list of medicine,Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Rules may be different in other parts of UK.
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I use Patient Access as well @Deppi, it’s so simple to register and use.
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Thank you everyone for the help ive tried patient access i need some codes it says to phone GP surgery for codes i will get them today from my surgery thanks
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salty1212334 said:Thank you everyone for the help ive tried patient access i need some codes it says to phone GP surgery for codes i will get them today from my surgery thanks
For patient access with my GP surgery we have to take some form of ID to them and then they will give you the access code.
I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help. -
My GP required me to take in my passport, after that I received a letter in the post with my linkage keys for Patient Access.
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Hi all i noticed the other day that my GP has my wrong address so i called them and they said they would change it but normally i would have to go and show proof of my address. I live in a flat my address is my street name and flat name they just have street name i noticed because post code was different but 3 days after phoning them to change address i got my medication and it was my old address. Does it take them so many days to change it about 3 years ago i had to go for tests once a month for 3 months i never heard nothing back after they did not tell me what was wrong do u think they could have sent my letter to a different address advising on poor diet before i got anemia
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@salty1212334 You also have to take in to account how many days after your GP has approved your order for delivery, they might of approved it before you phoned. I advise you to call the chemist today and change your address with them so it doesn’t happen again.
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And u can show ID on the nhs website for key you just upload a image of your ID but i dont have any id
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On that point, I signed up to Patient Access about 6 years ago. There was no option for this then, I also don’t like the NHS app, I feel PA is easier to use.
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Yes and I appreciate what you’re saying I was simply just giving my experience. I know many don’t have photo ID but that is what my surgery required and if you didn’t have it you could use your Birth Certificate along with a letter to your address. Passport just felt easier to me rather than messing looking through my documents.
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Hi i did try patient access and they sent me to NHS website im waiting on gas man to service meter then i will go to my chemist and ask them to change address its only a minute walk i no i could ask my GP all this but it causes me anxiety when i saw my doctor he noticed straight away but i do not get help for it they offered help but all that would be to much. All u are helping me so much thanks an awful lot
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bg844 said:@salty1212334 You also have to take in to account how many days after your GP has approved your order for delivery, they might of approved it before you phoned. I advise you to call the chemist today and change your address with them so it doesn’t happen again.
Indeed, i was just saying how it works with my GP surgery.
I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help.
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