New Patient Registration
If you live in our practice area and would like to register please follow the procedure below. This will allow us get your notes from your previous doctor, to gather some basic information about your health and to make sure that any repeat prescriptions you need are prepared promptly.
What to do
Visit reception for:
- a registration form - you can complete this at the time or bring it back later.
- a practice booklet - this will tell you about our services.
You can also download a registration form here to print and complete at home and bring in later. Please note we do require photo ID for adult registrations. Please make sure we are kept updated in respect of your contact details including mobile telephone numbers
Summary Care Record
There is a National Programme to create a Summary Care Record (SCR). This allows the practice to share some of your details with other healthcare providers such as the Out of Hours Service and Hospitals. The information is confirmation of where you live, contact details as well as any allergies you may have.
You can choose to have additional information included in your Summary Care Record, for this to happen you need to fill in the consent form below.
If you do not wish to have a Summary Care Record please fill in the opt-out form below.
Summary Care Record Information Leaflet
Enhanced Summary Care Record Consent
Summary Care Record Opt-out Form
National Data Opt-Out Information
New Patient Registration Form - GMS1
Once you have completed the registration form please hand it in to reception. We will then register you and you can then:
- make an appointment to see a nurse for a 'new patient' health check.
- make an appointment to see a doctor if you need a repeat prescription (please bring your old prescription with you when you come!) or if you have outstanding hospital appointments.
Practice Leaflets
Practice Leaflet - English
Practice Leaflet - Lithuanian
Practice Leaflet - Polish
Practice Leaflet - Portuguese
Practice Leaflet - Russian
Guide to GP Services
The Royal College of General Practitioners has produced a useful guide for patients about the services on offer at GP Surgeries and how to access them. You can download the guide below.
A Patient Guide to GP Services