New Patient Registration
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NEW PATIENT REGISTRATIONS
Please be aware due to the volume of patients from the nearby Landseer Road Surgery wishing to register at this practice due to the impending closure of that Surgery, we regret that we have had to put in place a staggered registration system for all new patients so that we can cope with the level of administration required to process these registrations. We will therefore only be able to accept 30 new registrations per week for the foreseeable future. This does not necessarily mean that your registration will be refused. Please note that until we are able to process your registration, you may continue to be seen by your current GP Practice. However, if you are new to the area and need to see a clinician urgently, please speak to a Receptionist. We apologise for any inconvenience caused by these interim measures.
To register with us you need to collect a registration form and questionnaire from reception or download them from the links below. Once you have completed both forms, return them to the receptionist who will then process your registration. You will also need to provide 2 forms of identification to enable the practice to process and complete your registration.
Please provide identification and complete forms for each person wishing to register including children.
Patients undergoing treatment or on medication will need to book a New Patient Health Check with the Healthcare Assistant before a prescription will be issued by the GP.
Registration form
Registration pack
New patient information leaflet
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
Click here to view information about how to register with a doctor for people who are homeless.
Click here to view information about how to register with a doctor for Gypsy, Traveller and Roma communities.
Click here to view information about how to register with a doctor for asylum seekers and refugees.
Who can see my health record?
To treat you safely and well, it is important that professionals you see can access your health record.
Only by letting your GP surgery know it is ok will your notes be available to be seen by other professionals such as hospital clinicians, paramedics or district nurses that are involved in your care.
How do I make my record available to health professionals?
Simple. Complete this form and hand it into your GP surgery. There are two ways that this sharing can happen and it’s important you understand what they are so you can make the right decision for you.
Patient information
Consent form