A formal endometriosis referral letter for your GP practice
A letter that sets out your symptoms in your own words, names the NICE guideline on endometriosis (NG73) and the NHS patient choice rules, and asks your GP practice for a referral to a named NHS provider. You read and edit every word before anything is sent. We make no claim about what your practice will decide.
The letter names a provider you have chosen. It does not make anything happen faster, and on NHS England's published gynaecology figures the independent-sector range of median waits sits above the NHS trust range at both ends, so an independent provider is not a shorter published median. The published tables are free, below, and we would rather you read them first.
If it isn't right, we redraft it. 180 days. For any reason or for no reason at all. Email us and we refund you.
You do not have to prove anything. You can ask for any reason or for no reason at all.
One letter, £39. One-off payment, no subscription.
What you get
- A formal letter addressed to your GP practice, as a PDF and as text.
- Your own words kept as your own words, tidied for a clinical reader.
- The NICE guideline and the patient choice guidance cited by name and date.
- An editable version, so you can change anything before you send it.
The published waiting times, free
Our gynaecology waiting-time tables are free and stay free, including the raw data.
Finally Seen is an independent service and is not part of the NHS.