Pain management chesterfield
I have been under pain management for many years at Chesterfield. I have gone from 4 treatments a year to being told 1 treatment a year, not because my condition has changed but because of the volume of people they are taking on that they cannot cope with. Rang today as it’s now been a year since my last treatment that is desperately needed, to now be told that it’s now 18 months between appointments. How on earth is that good practice? treatments don’t last 18 months and need continuity to work. Yet still they take on more and more patients. I get that there are new people needing treatments but if you cannot manage and treat the patients that you already have and who’s treatments are now being pushed further and further back to accommodate these new people how is that setting any form of standard or care for the future? Pain isn’t something that waits 18 months for you to get down a back log of new patients, it’s something that requires treatment to allow you the quality of life to be able to continue to work and to function. The system that chesterfield have is not working and accepting more and more patients is putting people such as myself at high risk of being unable to continue to work and have any form of meaningful life. With the government now pushing disabled people to work and wanting to take their benefits away, now more than ever people need the treatments they have been having to continue to function in a society that is constantly telling us that we are all nothing but scroungers. Do better chesterfield pain management or look at how you can improve your system because this is simply not working, not for the established patients and not for the new ones either. All you have created is a lottery of who gets what treatment and when.








