Registering with Us

Go to the Register with a GP Online Service (opens in a new browser window) and follow the on screen instructions.

To access the online healthcare record of another patient, you must complete a form. Start by downloading the Proxy Online Access to Health Record Request Form (in Microsoft Word format). Fill out the form and submit it to reception to complete the process.

If you do not wish to Register Online you can download and complete the following forms:

• Register with a GP Surgery (PRF1) form, also available from reception.
• New Patient Registration Questionnaire for over 16 years of age
• New Patient Registration Questionnaire for 16 years of age and under
• Proof of Identification (ID) (for example passport, driving licence or medical card [you may be asked for two forms of ID])
• Proof of Address (e.g. utility bill or bank/credit card statement from the last four months, current tenancy agreement, government agency letter, higher education letter or a letter from a recognised employer).

You need to register your new baby at the practice as soon as possible. Therefore please complete a Register with a GP Surgery (PRF1) form (also available from reception) and send it to your surgery.   To register a new baby you will require to show the Red Book or the Birth Certificate.  This also has to be registered by a named parent/carer or legal guardian (to provide their ID when registering).

We will require the child's NHS Number. Once we have received the form we will register your baby as a patient at this Practice.

The Practice will arrange an appointment for a mother and baby post-natal check. This is a 30 minute appointment. Your baby’s course of routine immunisations will start at 8 weeks and you will receive an appointment for this. Please remember to bring the red book. If you cannot make this appointment you must notify reception as soon as possible. Please be advised that if you do need to cancel, the next available appointment may be anything up to 2 weeks after that date.

The Doctors are happy to see patients who are temporarily resident in the Practice area should medical advice be required. In this instance persons wishing to be treated should state that they are a temporary resident when reporting to reception.

To register you will need to bring your passport plus download and complete a Temporary Resident Registration form (also available from reception).