- It is a requirement of the NHS that all patients wishing to join the practice complete both a Registration form (new 2017) and either a New Patient Questionnaire or (if under 16) an Child Health Questionnaire and Immunisations before being registered. Please also bring with you, when registering, your proof of address and photo ID. You will need to take your blood pressure using our automated machine in reception before passing the printed result sheet (adding your name and date of birth on the back) to the reception desk. If you are asked to provide a urine sample for testing, please place your labelled specimen in the special box in the foyer.
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We accept registration papers at both sites, but advise patients to avoid coming between 10am and 12.30pm as this is a very busy time.
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In addition you may wish to opt for a consultation with a healthcare professional. Appointments can be made through reception but please note, you will need to have completed the questionnaire, forms and be registered on our system before seeing the nurse.
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Although you will register with the Practice as a whole, you will be given an allocated Doctor.
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You will have the right to express a preference to receive services from a particular GP however.
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Please note that some services are not provided by all doctors and that in some cases, due to demand for a particular GP or other reasonable grounds, you may not always be able to see your preferred GP.
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For example, please remember we operate two surgeries with the same doctors and that not all doctors work full time.
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It is practice policy that where a child is registered at the practice at least one parent is present at the child’s registration and also registers with the practice.
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See the information sheet here (Information for non UK citizens and visitors to the UK) for more details on what is covered under the NHS and the rules if you are a non UK citizen.