We want to maintain a high standard of care for our customers.
If you or someone you know needs a little extra support, our free Priority Services Register can help us to understand your situation so we can take it into account as best we can.
Carers, friends, or family can register on behalf of someone they think could benefit from extra support.
The Priority Services Register can support you if the following applies:
Once you join the scheme, we can help you with:
We can provide your bill in braille, large print, on a coloured background or read it over the phone.
You can have someone else as our point of contact in an emergency.
Our doorstep password scheme gives you assurance on when we will visit your property.
Priority Service customers have a dedicated phone number for extra assistance.
If you get a pipe burst near your property, we will try to call you to make sure you're okay.
If your water goes off and you are unable to leave the house, we will provide bottled water for customers dependent on water for medical needs.
We make sure the range of services we offer to customers who need extra help is effective and accessible. To do this, we work with third-sector and statutory organisations. Please contact us if you need extra help and we can discuss your options. Ofcom also provides advice on communication services available for customers needing extra support.
If you receive dialysis at home:
We provide extra help and support during interruptions and have created a list of what you can do before, during and after an incident.
By joining our free Priority Services, we can provide you with additional and tailored support. You can update your details or leave Priority Services at any time.
We follow strict guidelines as outlined in our Priority Services Data Protection document to safeguard your personal information.
Once you've registered for our Priority Services, we'll let your energy provider know, so you can get their support too.
Learn more about UK Power Networks, Scottish and Southern, SGN and National Grid priority services.
You can find out about services available from telecom providers on Ofcom's website.
Specialist support to people living with dementia and family carers.
Physical, financial and emotional support to everyone living with cancer.
Mental health support and respect.
Practical, emotional and financial help for anyone living with kidney disease.