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Original feedback for

Longshore Surgeries - Kessingland



Inequality of access

There is an inequality of access to appointments favouring those who can stand and wait prior to surgery opening. Many people who are able to queue at the door all get appointments There can be more than 15 people doing that. I call and am 12th in the telephone queue and by the time I get through all appointments have gone and I am unable to turn up and queue due to mobility issues. But my family do this.

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