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Issue Resolution and Escalation Matrix

Lotus Women's Clinic  

At Lotus Women's Clinic, every concern is an opportunity to improve, because Her Health Matters. This matrix explains how you can raise a concern or complaint, who will handle it, and how quickly you can expect a response.

Our commitment

  • Every concern will be heard with respect, recorded and acknowledged.

  • Raising a complaint will never affect the care you receive.

  • Your concern will be handled confidentially and only shared with those who need to resolve it.

  • We will keep you informed at each stage until the matter is resolved.

How to raise a concern

  • You can speak to us in person at the clinic, call +91 99947 15074, or email thelotuswomensclinic@gmail.com. To help us act quickly, please share:

  • Your name and phone number

  • The date of your visit and the service concerned

  • A brief description of the concern, and the outcome you would like

Levels of escalation

  • If you are not satisfied with the response at any level, you may take your concern to the next level.

  • Level

  • Who handles it

  • How to reach

  • Response time

  • Level 1

  • Reception / Front desk

  • In person at the clinic, or call +91 99947 15074

  • Acknowledged immediately; resolved within 1 working day where possible

  • Level 2

  • Clinic Administrator / Patient Support

  • Call +91 99947 15074 or email thelotuswomensclinic@gmail.com

  • Response within 3 working days

  • Level 3

  • Grievance Officer: Dr. K. Lakshmipriya, Proprietor

  • Email thelotuswomensclinic@gmail.com with the subject "Grievance", or give a written complaint at the clinic

  • Final response within 7 working days

Beyond the clinic

  • If your concern is not resolved after Level 3, you may approach the appropriate authority:

  • Clinical care or services: the District Registering Authority, Chengalpattu District, under the Tamil Nadu clinical establishments regulations, quoting our Registration No. CGPTALL20260043098.

  • Personal data and privacy: the Data Protection Board of India, under the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023.

  • ABHA and digital health records: the grievance redressal system of the National Health Authority under the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission.

Learning from feedback

  • Every concern is reviewed by the clinic management, and the lessons learnt are used to improve our services, systems and staff training.

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