Register as a new patient at St Augustine's Medical Practice

You can register online to become a new patient at St Augustine's Medical Practice. Find out how to register as a new patient below.

How to register with a GP surgery

Anyone in England can register with a GP surgery to access NHS services. It's free to register.

You do not need proof of address or immigration status, ID or an NHS number.

GP surgeries are usually the first contact if you have a health problem. They can treat many conditions and give health advice. They can also refer you to other NHS services.

Register as a new patient patient online - adult

Complete the online forms to register to become a patient at St-Augustine's surgery.

You will need to fill in all of the details to register at our surgery. 

16+ adult registration form.

Register as a new patient online

Register as a new patient patient online - child

Complete the online forms to register a child to become a patient at St Augustine's Surgery.

You will need to fill in all of the details to register at our surgery. 

Please complete this form in full for anyone under the age of 16.

Please bring a copy of your child's immunisation history to the surgery on your first visit.

Register as child a new patient online

 

Change of address

If you are moving house, please let us know as soon as possible. If you are moving out of the surgery's catchment area, you will be asked to register with a surgery that's closer to your new home address and be given 30 days notice.

You can contact us online to let us know about a change in your address.

Please also let us know if your telephone number or email address changes.

Can a GP surgery refuse to register me?

A GP surgery can refuse to register you if:

  • they're not accepting new patients
  • you live outside their area and they only accept patients inside this area
  • you have been removed from that surgery before

 

Our catchment area

You can use your postcode or location to check that you’re within the surgery’s catchment area. 

Check your postcode on the Find a GP page on the NHS website 

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