New Patient Registration

To register with the practice patients are requested to complete a registration form, which is available from reception or can be downloaded here:

• New Patient Registration Form (GMS1)

When you bring it in to reception please bring some ID with you and we can get you set up to access services online as well.

You will also need to fill out a medical questionnaire. This is because it can take a considerable time for us to receive your medical records. Please click the appropraite links below, print, fill out and bring with you to the practice:

• New Patient Health Survey – Adults
• New Patient Health Survey – Children
• New Patient Health Survey – New born babies

If you do not have a printer, both of these forms are available at reception.

The receptionist will make you an appointment with the practice nurse, who will then complete the registration process. We have disabled access to all the rooms in the surgery.

You have the right to request to be seen by a particular clinician and such requests will be recorded in your notes. This choice can be changed but we recommend that you stay with the same clinician once a course of treatment has started.

If you are not fluent in English please inform the receptionist when registering and please ensure that you bring an interpreter to all consultations.

Catchment Area

Our practice catchment area is shown below (click anywhere in the map to load the boundary). Unfortunately we are unable to accept registrations from patients whose address falls outside of the catchment:

Changes of Personal Details

Please inform reception if you change your name, status, address or telephone number. You will be asked to complete a form to ensure that your records contain up to date information.

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