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Join the Practice
We are currently accepting new patients as long as you are living within the ME16 postcode area.
Please read the below information carefully, and you can download a copy of our registration form or complete an online application.
New Patient Registration Process
- Please collect a new patient registration pack from Reception, or download using the link below. Each page needs to be completed and handed back into the Practice. Please return the form between 11:30AM - 5:30PM.
- Using the self-service blood pressure machine located on the 1st floor, please take 3 readings and also take your own weight on the scales provided. Keep all this information with you registration pack as reception will need this information.
- We ask that you have a photographic identification document and a proof of address from the following table below:
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Photographic ID Documents |
Proof of address documents |
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Driving License |
Credit Card / Bank Statement |
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Current Passport |
Mortgage Statement |
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Army ID Card |
Rental agreement |
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NHS Staff Smart Card |
Step 2:
Once the new patient pack has been completed and handed back into the surgery, the receptionist will check the information to see if you require a new patient check with the doctor to set up repeat medication, etc.
Step 3:
- After 5 working days all medical treatment will be available to you.
- PLEASE NOTE: Registration takes 5 working days.
- You will not be able to see a doctor until after this time.
Please use the link below to download and print our registration pack:
Please use the link below to apply to become a patient online:
Click here to be taken to the online application
Live within boundary area?
To be eligible to register at the practice, you must live within the practice catchment area.
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These fact sheets have been written to explain the role of UK health services, the National Health Service (NHS), to newly-arrived individuals seeking asylum. They cover issues such as the role of GPs, their function as gatekeepers to the health services, how to register and how to access emergency services.
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