How to register for Patient Access

Patient Access is a great online service which allows you to book appointments, order repeat prescriptions, view your medical records and send secure messages to the practice. The services is open 24/7/365 and can be accessed from your home PC, Tablet or Mobile phone.

Register at the surgery in person

Step 1. Read about the features available on the Patient Access website

Step 2. Complete our Online Access Form

You can also register for Proxy Access for children under 11 and children over 11.

Step 3 Visit the practice in person and hand to reception your completed application form.

Step 4 Show your two forms of Identification: One photo ID such as passport, drivers licence, freedom pass and one form of ID with your home address on such as a recent utility bill, bank statement.

The government's website contains a full list of acceptable forms of ID

Once you have completed the above steps, the receptionist will generate a Patient Access Pin Document which you need in order to sign up for a Patient Access account .

Once you have completed the registration online you will have full access to all the online services you requested.

LOG INTO PATIENT ACCESS

Register from home and visit the surgery later

You can also register for this service online without visiting your practice by clicking here. This method creates a basic account that allows you to book only one appointment. Using this option requires that you visit the surgery after registering and bring with you two forms of ID - one photo ID such as Passport, drivers licence, freedom pass and also one form of ID with your home address on such as recent utility bill, bank statement. Full List of acceptable ID

Step 1: Enter your post code and click Search.

Step 2: Select your practice and click Continue.

Step 3: Click No to having a registration letter and then click Continue.

Step 3: Enter your personal details and click Continue to complete the registration process.

A the end of the registration, please remember to write down your User ID as you will need this to access your Patient Access account.