We normally accept new patients from Scholes, Whelley, Aspull and Ince. If you are within our practice boundaries, you will need to fill in a new patient registration form and health questionnaire here in the surgery.
On registration all new patients will be given an initial telephone appointment with the Healthcare Assistant in order to carry out a new patient health screening – where necessary this may be conducted in a face to face appointment. Patients on regular medication are also given an appointment with the doctor to discuss any long term chronic conditions and for medication review.
Registration
Please bring into the surgery a list of all your regular medication and mention any important details regarding your medical history.
You can register by completing a form available from reception. To save time you can also download and print a registration form. You will need to complete this by hand and bring it to the surgery.
You will also need to complete the new patient registration pack. The medical questionnaire within the registration pack is required as it can take a considerable time for us to receive your medical records. Follow this link to download the pack
To register please ensure you bring both the above documents along with you.
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Change of Address
Please let us know as soon as possible if your address changes.
You may use the online form below to notify us of your change of details. The form will open in a new window. Fill out the details and press the Send button.
Update contact details
This form allows you to update your contact details and those of your household.
If you don’t wish to use the online form then drop into the practice and pick up a paper form.
A patient’s guide to GP services
This guide has been put together by the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) for patients. It has been produced as part of the RCGP’s aim to build stronger relationships between you and your doctors and encourage the involvement and inclusion of you in your own care.
Follow this link to download the guide.
Non-English speakers
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