We often receive requests from patients asking for proof of address letters to support applications for Universal Credit, bank accounts, and other services. We understand that providing proof of address can be challenging for some individuals, particularly those in vulnerable situations. However, GP practices are not required or obligated to provide these letters.
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What if the name of my usual medicine changes?
Summary It is important that we make best use of the money we spend on medicines, without reducing the quality of the treatment patients receive. If more money is spent on medicines than is available, the extra money has to come from other areas of healthcare. The use of generic medicines can save the NHS…