How to Register as a New Patient
We are welcoming new patients.
To register with our practice:
- check you fall within our catchment area – our catchment area is a five mile radius from WR9 8RD
- complete the forms below
Unfortunately, we cannot register patients by telephone.
Please provide your NHS number on the registration forms. It can be found on the NHS website by clicking here.
Identification: You do not have to provide ID when registering with a GP, but it is helpful to do so. If you have a completed medical card, please also hand it in. Please provide the practice with your NHS number – this will quicken the transfer of your medical records.
To register
To register at the practice please complete the forms below (it is important that the contact details for all parents / carers is given for patients aged under 18) they can be printed and bought into reception or emailed to the practice email on [email protected]
Assignment of Usual GP
All patients at the practice are allocated a named accountable GP who is responsible for their overall care at the practice. This is referred to as your ‘Usual GP’. If you are not aware of your Usual GP, please ask a member of staff.
We encourage you to see your Usual GP where possible, particularly for ongoing problems, so we can provide a better continuity of care. If he/she is fully booked, you can ask for an appointment with another doctor.
Change of Personal Details
Please inform the practice immediately if you change your name, telephone number, or move to a new address.
If you wish to change your name, please bring a copy of any relevant documentation such as marriage certificate or deed poll.
It is essential that we keep our records up to date in case of an emergency or hospital referral.
The name of your nearest relative or carer is useful if you live alone.
If you move outside the practice boundary, you will be asked to register at a practice closer to your new home. Our practice boundary limits the distance that we can travel for home visits.
Carers
You may be asked if you either care for someone or have a carer. If you are the main carer for a relative/friend and would like to be officially recognised, please inform the practice by completing the following form:
For further information on Carers, telephone the Worcester Association of Carers on 01905 751340 or the 24 hour helpline 0300 012 4272.
The website is http://www.carersworcs.org.uk/.