"I feel there are no sufficient signs to indicate where to park"

About: Lancashire & South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust / Adult mental health Lancashire & South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust Adult mental health PR5 6AW

Posted by Attentive932 (as the patient), 10 years ago

I receive a home visit every six weeks from STAR worker and if the need arises, I can contact CPN from the recovery team.
I feel there are no sufficient signs to indicate where to park up for the Oakfield Unit at Chorley Hospital.

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Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust

Submitted on 09/12/2013 at 15:59

Published on Care Opinion at 16:09

Many thanks for your feedback about your experiences with our Adult Mental Health Services and at the Oakfield Unit. I have passed these onto the relevant managers for these services. In order to respond more fully to the points you raise about the signage, please could you contact me via my email address at steven.edwards@lancashirecare.nhs.uk or by phone 01772 676118.
Steven Edwards
Service Experience Manager
Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust

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