Independent Case Examiner
AI-generated summary Ms A complained CMS failed to secure accurate child maintenance payments, delayed changing payment type, and delayed enforcement action.
Published casework decisions from the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman. PHSO selects a subset of completed investigations for publication. These 4,426 decisions represent approximately 1.4% of the 319,011 total complaints received across the same period. Source: decisions.ombudsman.org.uk.
AI-generated summary Ms A complained CMS failed to secure accurate child maintenance payments, delayed changing payment type, and delayed enforcement action.
AI-generated summary Miss M complained the Practice failed to monitor her thyroid and vitamin D levels, was rude, didn't inform her of a referral, and mishandled her complaint.
AI-generated summary Mr A complained the Trust failed to diagnose his father's infection, dismissed concerns, provided poor communication, and inadequate end-of-life care.
AI-generated summary Mr H complained about a practice's lack of appropriate care and treatment over several years, alleging it caused him disabilities.
AI-generated summary Mr E complained Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust assessed him under the Mental Health Act against his will and about a doctor's aggravating behaviour, misrepresenting his Tourette's.
AI-generated summary Mr A complained the Trust dismissed his wife's knee infection, failed to address her pain, and provided inadequate wound care, worsening her condition.
AI-generated summary Mrs P complained the Trust failed to diagnose and treat her father's UTI and didn't escalate care, which she believes led to sepsis and his death.
AI-generated summary Mr A complained the Trust failed to assess his mental health needs, coordinate care with his GP, support him with court proceedings, and incorrectly withdrew bipolar medication, worsening his condition.
AI-generated summary Mr B complained the Practice prescribed venlafaxine for 22 years without monitoring or diagnosis, and failed to warn him of withdrawal effects, contributing to health issues.
AI-generated summary Mrs T complained NHS England's Independent Review Panel (IRP) wrongly upheld a decision denying her late mother NHS continuing healthcare (CHC) funding, due to improper consideration of needs and procedural concerns.
AI-generated summary Mr O complained the Trust did not fully inform him about the risks of a coil embolisation for varicocele and that the radiologist performed the surgery incorrectly, causing debilitating pain.
AI-generated summary Mr R complained the Practice did not offer appropriate testing for his wheezing cough, incorrectly prescribed medication, and provided incorrect X-ray results, causing stress and worry.
AI-generated summary Mr Z alleged the Trust failed to provide informed consent for hip surgery, missed pneumonia, omitted a blood thinner causing clots, and had inappropriate DNACPR discussions, leading to his mother's death.
AI-generated summary Mr P complained the Provider failed to thoroughly investigate his hip pain, refer him for scans or secondary care, provide a clear path forward, and handled his complaint poorly, causing prolonged pain and distress.
AI-generated summary Ms P complained about delays in receiving a colorectal nursing team appointment and subsequent referrals for neurogastroenterology, with one referral being inadequate, leading to prolonged suffering and missed treatment opportunities.
AI-generated summary Mr X complained the Trust made critical errors in managing his son’s status epilepticus, gave conflicting advice about surgery, and delayed scans, which he believes led to his son's untimely death.
AI-generated summary Miss Y complained the Practice failed to consider her father's collective symptoms and missed opportunities to investigate his deteriorating health sooner, leading to a late brain tumour diagnosis.
AI-generated summary Mr J complained the Trust failed to inform him of reduced surgery success chances, provided inadequate aftercare and pain relief, and delayed recognising his haematoma and internal haemorrhage.
AI-generated summary Miss H complained the Trust misled her mother about her health, made mistakes inserting a stent, did not act appropriately during haemorrhages, and failed to monitor her heart, shortening her mother's life.
AI-generated summary Mrs P complained about inadequate physiotherapy, failure to provide appropriate stroke care, inappropriate MRI offer, her father's deterioration, and delayed discharge summary.
AI-generated summary Mr Y complained HMRC failed to update his tax account after changes in circumstances over several years, leading to an £18,000 underpayment he was asked to repay, causing financial distress.
AI-generated summary Mrs B complained the Trust failed to escalate her husband's care for high NEWS, delayed tests and antibiotics, which she believes contributed to his death.
AI-generated summary Mrs K complained about a 111 clinician's unclear advice, a three-hour ambulance delay, insufficient assessment by the ambulance crew, and their incorrect refusal to transport her husband or administer a drip.
AI-generated summary Mrs Y complained the Trust altered her partner's medical records, provided incomplete discharge letters, wrongly prescribed medication, used legal safeguarding inappropriately, and failed to provide follow-up care or treat encephalitis.
AI-generated summary Mr H complained the Trust failed to diagnose/treat pneumonia/sepsis or provide pain management. He also alleged the Ambulance Trust incorrectly treated his condition and did not transport him to hospital.