Register with our practice

We welcome new patients who live within our practice area to register with us.

Anyone in England can register with a GP surgery. 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. You do not need proof of ID to register with a GP, but it might help if you have one or more of the following:

Passport | Birth certificate | HC2 certificate | Rough sleepers’ identity badge | Hostel or Accommodation registration |Mail forwarding letter

If you’re homeless, you can give a temporary address, such as a friend’s address, a day centre or the GP surgery address.

Please note: You will be asked to upload the ID proof in case you request online access to medical records.

Alternatively to register using a paper form, visit this link: Register with a GP surgery using a paper form

What are the acceptable examples of Photo ID and Proof of Address?

Acceptable photo ID:

  • Current passport or identity card
  • Resident permit issued by Home office
  • Current UK photocard driving licence
  • HM Forces identity card
  • Police photographic ID card
  • University or college photo smartcard
  • NHS smart card

Acceptable proof of address:

  • Recent utility bill (within 3 months of the current date)
  • Local authority tax bill ( valid for current year)
  • Bank or building society statement ( within 3 months of a current date)
  • Current tenancy agreement
  • Court order (within 12 months of the current date)
  • UCAS letter (within 12 months of the current date)

What if I live outside the Practice area?

We adhere to our boundary area very strictly and make no exceptions. If someone moves, even a couple of streets, and that address is outside of our boundary we will ask them to change practice.

Register Online

Catchment Area (Practice Boundary)

Named GP

From 1st April 2015 all practices in England are required by the Government under the terms of the latest GP contract, to allocate all patients (including children) a named accountable GP.

This excludes patients aged 75 and over who have already been allocated a named accountable GP. The named GP will take responsibility for the co-ordination of all appropriate services and ensure they are delivered where required to each of our patients.

The named GP is largely a role of supervision. It is important to stress this is purely an administrative exercise and does not affect the way we operate or your overall treatment and care.

‘There is no condition within the regulations of the contract for you to see your named GP when you book an appointment, so you will still be able to see any of the doctors at the practice when you are unwell.

If you wish to know your named GP please contact the practice. If you do not wish to have a named accountable GP please notify the practice so that we can amend your records.

Additional Information

Carer Information

Kenilworth and Warwick PCN

Patient Charter

Patient Group

Practice Policies

Self Referrals