New Patients

We are happy to register new NHS patients provided they are living within our catchment area.

We don’t register patients who are not in our catchment area so please do check before registering as you may be rejected if you are out of the relevant postcode.

We do not register patients who live outside of the area and work in the local area.

How to Register ONLINE

Please click on the button below to register.

New Patient Registration

We are asking for all registrations to be done via the online method. If you are not able to do this then please either download the form via the link below and email this to us on [email protected] OR come to the surgery to complete a paper copy.

Click on the link here to access the new GMS1 paper form to download, complete and send to us. https://gp-registration.nhs.uk/register-with-a-gp-surgery-paper-form

Registration Medical

We invite all our new patients who are new in the country to see one of our practice nurses or our health care assistant. This appointment enables us to collect medical information before your medical records arrive. It is also the start of screening for other medical problems. Normally, you will need to complete a registration medical before seeing one of our GPs.

For Guidance on overseas visitors please please visit GOV.UK for further information.

Or please read the below PDF document which explains all the information for immigrants.

ENGLISH How the NHS works infographic

Our books are open to register patients on an urgent or temporary basis and you can enquire about this via email or calling us. Please note that to register for either you must be living in our catchment area so please refer to the above map link to check for this. Also please note that all temporary patients will be given the same access and treatment as our registered patients.


For further information visit: NHS Choices – How do I register as a temporary resident with a GP?


PATIENT REMOVAL FROM THE PRACTICE

Patients will be removed from the practice for the below reasons in line with practice policy:

Embarkation – when a patient has moved out of the UK for more than 3 months – 30 day notice provided before removal

Movement out of the practice catchment area – 30 day notice provided to find a new GP

No contact with the surgery over a period of time ie ghost patients who have not come in to seek support.

Crime and Deception or Violence / unacceptable behavior – immediate removal if police are involved

Irretrievable breakdown of Doctor / Nurse – patient relationship – 8 day removal request