NHS Home treatment team/ acute therapy service

I had the home treatment team assigned twice and the third time I said politely, "no thanks". I believe that most of them mean well, but every time somebody different comes through the door, never on time and haven't even bothered to read my notes, so you have to explain everything over and over again. Everyone has different beliefs and gives you different advice. I guess it is ok if you have no one else to check on you, othervise it didn't help me. Regarding acute and any other therapy, it very much depends on the therapist you get. I was quite lucky and had a brilliant therapist who helped me a lot. Then, on a different occasion, I declined therapy because the therapist was pretty useless for me (might be brilliant for someone else). 

I had the home treatment team assigned twice and the third time I said politely, "no thanks". I believe that most of them mean well, but every time somebody different comes through the door, never on time and haven't even bothered to read my notes, so you have to explain everything over and over again. Everyone has different beliefs and gives you different advice. I guess it is ok if you have no one else to check on you, othervise it didn't help me. Regarding acute and any other therapy, it very much depends on the therapist you get. I was quite lucky and had a brilliant therapist who helped me a lot. Then, on a different occasion, I declined therapy because the therapist was pretty useless for me (might be brilliant for someone else). 

Thanks so much for sharing.