New patient registration
Trent View Medical Practice is:
♦ Currently accepting new patient registrations
♦ Currently accepting out of area registrations - see practice area boundary HERE
Register online as a new patient at Trent View Medical Practice or transfer to Trent View from another practice
Before you start
Our online registration process uses the NHS Register with a GP Surgery service and will take around 15 minutes to complete. You can use the service to register on behalf of someone else. You will need to complete the process in one session. You do not need proof of address or immigration status, ID or an NHS number.
You will be asked for, if you have it, your/the person being registered:
- name and address
- date of birth
- previous UK GP surgery
- health and medical information
- contact details
If you are registering for a UK GP for the first time you may also need, if you have one:
- European Health Insurance Card (EHIC)
- S1 form
You do not need your NHS number but it might make the process easier.
Your answers will help us find the correct medical records. We use these records to offer relevant and appropriate healthcare services for the person being registered.
To begin the online registration process, link HERE
Other ways to register as a new patient at Trent View Medical Practice
Visit the surgery, ask for, and then complete the new patient registration form. The questions on the paper form are the same as the questions asked during online registration. To minimise the risk of missed answers, which may cause delay, we recommend using the online service. You can use the service to register on behalf of someone else, such as a relative or a friend.
OR
Download the new patient registration form HERE. Print the form, fill it in at home, and then bring it or post it to the surgery.
Practice boundary (catchment area)
Applicants for registration who live outside the practice boundary
Can a GP surgery refuse to register me?
A GP surgery can refuse to register you because:
- they are not taking any new patients
- you live outside the practice boundary and they are not accepting patients from out of their area
- you have been removed from that GP surgery register before
- it's a long way from your home and you need extra care, for example home visits