We do not accept permanent registration requests from patients who permanently reside outside of our catchment area.
For more information, visit: NHS – How to register with a GP surgery
Temporary Registration
You can receive emergency treatment from a GP practice for up to 14 days – for example, if you fall ill while on holiday.
If your treatment will last longer than that, you’ll have to register as a temporary resident.
If you are unwell, you can register as a temporary resident if you’re in the area for longer than 24 hours but less than 3 months.
For more information, visit: NHS – How do I register as a temporary resident with a GP? and How can I see a GP if I’m away from home?
To register as a temporary patient, download and complete the Temporary Resident Registration Form and bring a copy to reception.
NHS England Guidance for Temporary Residents
NHS England guidance for patients that are registered as a patient in England and staying away from their home address (within England):
- Routine appointment – Contact your own GP surgery and ask for a telephone consultation.
- If a face-to-face appointment is required, you will be directed to the nearest Urgent Care/Walk-In Centre. This applies to all patients, including students at home from university for holidays.
- The nearest Urgent Care Centre is – Seaton House, London Road, Nottingham, NG2 4LA.
- For more information, visit: NHS – Nottingham Urgent Care Centre
- If you require a repeat prescription you should contact your own GP surgery and ask for a prescription to be sent electronically to a pharmacy near you. You are able to ask a pharmacy for a 5 day emergency supply of medication, if required.
NHS England guidance for patients from other countries and are not registered as a patient in England:
- The above Urgent Care/Walk-In Centre guidance applies.