The Access Card - Derby

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Indirizzo: Suite GB, The Access Card, Pentagon House, Sir Frank Whittle Rd, Derby DE21 4XA.
Telefono: 03308085108.
Sito web: accesscard.online
Specialità: Organizzazione di servizi sociali.
Altri dati di interesse: Ingresso accessibile in sedia a rotelle, Parcheggio accessibile in sedia a rotelle.
Opinioni: Questa azienda ha 37 recensioni su Google My Business.
Media delle opinioni: 4.5/5.

📌 Posizione di The Access Card

☎️03308085108

⏰ Orario di apertura di The Access Card

Lunedì: 10–16:30
Martedì: 10–16:30
Mercoledì: 10–16:30
Giovedì: 10–16:30
Venerdì: 10–16
Sabato: Chiuso
Domenica: Chiuso

The Access Card è un'importante entità dedicata all'organizzazione di servizi sociali, specialmente designed per supportare le persone con disabilità. Si può contattare attraverso l'indirizzo 03308085108 o visitingando il loro sito web accesscard.online.

Caratteristiche e Posizione

L'Access Card si trova nella prestigiosa Piazza Pentagono, al Suite GB, The Access Card, Pentagon House, Sir Frank Whittle Rd, Derby DE21 4XA. L'ingresso è accessibility-friendly, con accesso in sedia a rotelle e parcheggio accessibile in sedia a rotelle, cosa che è particolarmente importante per coloro che hanno esigenze speciali.

Opinioni e Media di Valutazione

Le recensioni su Google My Business sono significative, con un totale di 37 recensioni e una media di 4.5 su 5. Molti clienti hanno elogiato il team di Access Card per la loro assistenza dettagliata e fairness nell'esaminazione delle richieste. Un cliente ha espresso particolare gratitudine per il fatto che "il team ha letto e considerato ogni aspetto della richiesta", rendendo l'esperienza di applicazione molto positiva.

Altri Dati di Interesse

Si raccomanda di notare che l'applicazione ha un costo di £15, ma come affermato da alcuni utenti, "la valore dell'access card è molto superiore al prezzo". Una feature particolarmente apprezzata è la capacità di rendere le persone che non conoscono la situazione di disabilità consapevoli delle esigenze di accessibilità delle persone coinvolte.

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👍 Recensioni di The Access Card

AnneMarie D.

5/5

A really helpful team assessed my application and gave detailed feedback. This was very much appreciated. They had clearly read and considered every aspect and made a very fair assessment. Can't wait to take our daughter to winter wonderland using this access card !

Mike B.

5/5

I would definitely recommend the access card to all with a disability, particularly an invisible disability, it’s really great for making other aware of you accessibility needs, where ever your going.
The application process is quick & easy. Though there is a small charge of £15 to be aware of, I think it’s well worth the cost.

Lexie P. (. F. Q.

1/5

Didn't read my documents and their assessment reduced what support I could get before my local theatre decided to make their cards mandatory. Assessed me to not need level access. Turned round to partner after his application was denied that if he was that disabled why didn't he have full level of pip causing another MH meltdown. It was almost as degrading as PIP assessments. They should know better!

Momma K.

5/5

Excellent customer service received today from the Nimbus card call centre. They sorted my query in a flash! All done and dusted in one phone call. Excellent helpful service throughout, Thank you very much.

Adam K.

1/5

I used to be able to go to venues on the day and show them my son's blue badge or DLA letter and be able to get reduced disability rate or queue assist. Queue assist was especially good as it meant we still queued theoretically but didn't have to stand in the queue, then all got to go on rides/activities together. As soon as a venue adopts the access card it creates discrimination, as if you don't have one you can no longer turn up on the day and have to plan a couple of weeks in advance to be able to "prove" you are disabled. Also with an access card I now have to pay to prove my son is disabled. Additionally, places that run the Access Card scheme seem to instantly bring further restrictions around queue assist meaning it can only apply to the disabled person +1, which means we can no longer go to places as a family together or I cannot solo parent with two children at this type of place. From my experience the whole scheme is a money maker for the Access Card company and not there to actually benefit the disabled community.

Mojo J.

5/5

What a credit these people are to the disabled community. The speed of processing the application and the courteous service provided by their staff when emailing back and forth i was very pleased with.

Justin H.

5/5

The Nimbus guys really helped me sort out getting a card for my elderly aunt. It was straight forward and they couldn't have been more communicative and efficient. Thanks very much!

Danny O.

5/5

Very helpful had an issue with trying to sort out my son’s disability card and they were the best. They were absolutely brilliant thank you so much.