New Patient Registration
To register with the practice, please click and print off the registration form GMS1, and patient questionnaire complete it and bring it to the practice together with 2 forms of identification.
GMS1
New patient registration forms
If you are not sure that you live within the practice boundaries, please telephone the surgery.
Identification
To register yourself as a patient with this Practice we may ask you to provide us with proof of identity (ID) if at all possible.
Whenever possible, photographic ID should be provided:
Passport, Drivers Licence Company ID card (or similar)
If you do not have one of the above we will accept other forms of identity – 2 of the following:
- NHS Medical Card
- Utility Bills or Account Statements – as proof of address
- Council Tax Bills – as proof of address
Children
For children whose parents are registered within the Practice, we will not need proof of identity.
Nursing Homes
Nursing homes will not be required to show new patient ID.
Overseas Nationals or Asylum Seekers
- Passport/Visa
- Home Office Documentation OR UK Border Agency Papers
- National Insurance Card
- Letter from Benefits Agency OR Benefit Book OR Signing On card
- Paid Utility Bills – as proof of address
When you come to the surgery, please ask for copy of our patient information leaflet.
Additionally, we would be grateful if you could complete a patient questionnaire Adult Questionnaire and/or a Child Questionnaire for each member of the family, these are also available from reception. This would provide useful for the doctors or nurses as your records may take some time to be transferred from your previous practice.
If you are on regular repeat medications, it may be useful to make an appointment with a GP to have them sorted onto our system.
If you move house please let us know your new address. You may need to register with another practice if your new address is outside our practice area.
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