Complaints Policy — One Body LDN
Last updated: February 2026
At One Body LDN, we take patient feedback and concerns seriously. While we aim to deliver excellent clinical care and customer service, we understand that issues can occasionally arise. This policy explains how to raise a complaint and how we handle it fairly, consistently, and professionally.
Who we are
One Body LDN is a multi-location physiotherapy and sports injury clinic led by HCPC-registered physiotherapists and other regulated professionals. We operate in line with professional standards and codes of conduct, including those associated with: HCPC, CSP, GOsC, GCC, and AACP (as applicable).
Our complaints process reflects UK best practice and relevant legal standards, including principles under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 and applicable healthcare professional standards.
What counts as a complaint?
You may wish to raise a complaint if you feel:
the service or clinical care was poor
you were treated unfairly, rudely, or disrespectfully
your appointment, communication, or billing was mishandled
there was a concern relating to privacy, consent, or professionalism
you are dissatisfied with how a previous concern was handled
We welcome feedback — it helps us improve.
How to raise a complaint
All formal concerns and complaints should be submitted via our Client Hub. This ensures the right team receives the full details and your complaint is tracked properly.
Step 1 — Speak to your clinician (optional)
Many issues can be resolved quickly. If you feel comfortable, you may raise the concern directly with the clinician involved during or after your appointment.
Step 2 — Submit a formal concern via the Client Hub
If the issue remains unresolved, or you prefer not to speak to the clinician, please submit a formal concern through our Client Hub page.
How we handle complaints
Your complaint will be reviewed by a senior team member or clinic lead (and, where possible, someone not directly involved).
We treat all complaints confidentially and respectfully.
We may contact you if we need clarification or further information.
We will provide a written outcome once the review is complete, including any actions taken or proposed resolution.
Response times
We aim to:
acknowledge your complaint within 10 working days, and
provide a full written response within 30 working days.
Some complaints are more complex and may take longer. If so, we will update you within the timeframe above and provide a revised response date.
Escalating your complaint
If you remain unhappy with our response, you may escalate externally to the relevant professional body (as applicable):
You may also seek independent advice via Citizens Advice, or contact your private health insurer if your appointment was funded under a policy.
Our commitment to improvement
We log and review formal complaints as part of our clinical governance. We use learning from complaints to:
retrain staff
improve systems and processes
update policies and communications
strengthen patient safety and service quality
Thank you for raising concerns — it helps us improve.