The Practice accepts new patients who live within its boundary area (see map above).
The practice does not discriminate on any grounds whatsoever. When joining the practice, all patients will need to complete a new patient registration form.
How to Register at Whitnash Medical Centre
There are certain requirements for you to become registered at this practice and they are as follows:
You need to be living within our Practice area, see the map and postcode checker at the start of this page).
We need your NHS number and you can obtain this from your NHS Medical Card or contact your previous GP surgery and ask them for it.
If you are aged 16 or above, you will need to provide one form of identification listed below so that we can be sure you are who you say you are and that we record your details accurately:
- Passport
- Driving Licence
- Utility Bill with your name & current address on it
- Inland Revenue documents such as P60 with your current address on it
- NHS medical card
You will need to complete a registration form and New Patient Questionnaire. You will also need to fill this out for any of your children aged under 16 that you are registering with us.
We would like all our patients (including children) to attend for a New Patient Check with one of our nurses and reception staff will make an appointment for you.
If you need to see a GP urgently before you can provide or undertake any of the above, this will be possible but you will need to arrive 15 minutes earlier for your appointment to complete the registration documents, including the New Patient Questionnaire and ensure you know your NHS number in order to be seen. You will remain registered as a temporary resident until you fulfil the above criteria.
Change of Details
If you change your name, address or telephone number please give all relevant details to the receptionist including your postcode. If you move outside the practice boundary area you may have to change your doctor but if you wish to remain registered at the practice please check with reception staff if this is possible.
'Pre-Registration' With The Practice
You will not be registered until you have been into the surgery with and completed a GMS1 form, valid ID and proof of address.
When joining the practice, all patients will need to complete a registration form. Registration forms are available from reception.
You will be required to attend the surgery to return your registration forms, can you also bring a form of ID and proof of address so that we can ensure we have the correct details registered on our system. You will not be registered with the practice until you have signed the form.
When you register you will also be asked to fill out a medical questionnaire. This is because it can take a considerable time for us to receive your medical records.
GMS1 Registration form download