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Can't get a referral?
Having difficulties getting homeopathy on the NHS? See what action you can take. Or, call us on 01582 408675 for advice.
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You can help us to keep homeopathy in the NHS by joining the BHA as a Friend. Your support will allow us to continue our campaigning work and continue to fight for what patients want - a choice of healthcare.
Your rights to treatment
The Department of Health has confirmed that doctors can refer a patient for homeopathic treatment within the NHS.
Local funding decisions
Patients do not have an absolute right to any treatment on the NHS (including homeopathy), as clinical and funding judgements are always made before patients are referred to particular services. NHS Trusts are responsible for making decisions about the funding of the NHS locally.
Public meetings
The boards of Primary Care Trusts are required to hold their meetings in public and to take the views of local people into account. Many boards give members of the public an opportunity to ask questions and make comments at their meetings.