Does your GP practice make changes to suit your needs? - survey closes 31 December 2025

Opportunities - 3 October 2025

Do you have a disability or impairment?
Do you need a language translator?
Does your GP practice make changes to meet these needs?
Top left of the image is a photo of a GP (person wearing a stethoscope) talking to a patient. In the middle of the image is a person talking on the phone, she has a speech bubble above her that says 'I need'. Just to the right of her is a circle with a photo of another person talking on the phone. To the right are 3 speech bubbles, each containing a photo: 1. of Braille, 2 of Easy Read, 3 of a ramp and rails.

Healthwatch Surrey wants to hear from people who need reasonable adjustments or language translators at their GP practice.

Reasonable adjustments are a change that a service provider must make to remove or reduce barriers faced by a disabled person. 

We would like to hear your experience - whether you have asked for changes to be made to help you use services at your GP practice and how well your GP practice is meeting your needs. Or whether you need these changes but have never asked for them.

5 people who complete the survey before the closing date of 31 December will be selected at random to receive a £10 voucher. 

Adjustments and your GP practice survey.

Need a paper copy or prefer to share your experience in your own words? Please get in touch with our Helpdesk.