New Patients
New Patient Registration
Our patient list is currently open to new patients living within our catchment area so if you wish to register with us you should complete the New Patient Registration Form by clicking on the link below.
Please note that submission of the form does not guarantee we can accept you as a patient. If we cannot accept you as a patient you will be advised why.
It can take up to 7 days to complete your registration however it can take a further 2 weeks or more before we are in receipt of your electronic and any paper medical records.
To check if you live in our catchment area please click this link below for a map view.
Map of Guildhall Surgery Catchment Area
Or alternatively click below to reach the NHS 'Find a GP' page
Once You Have Registered With Us As a New Patient
Welcome to Guildhall Surgery.
Now that you are a patient with us we would ask that you visit the surgery at your earliest convenience to use our patient health monitor so that we have up to date blood pressure, pulse, height, weight & BMI measurements on record for you. When you use our health monitor, which can be used as often as you wish any time we are open, you will be provided with a ticket giving you the results and those results will be automatically recorded on your medical records.
Once you have used the health monitor please take the ticket issued to our receptionists for checking.
Once you are registered with us there will be a period before we receive your electronic and any paper medical records which our clinicians must have to enable them to be able fully review your health. This is particularly important in terms of your medication requirements as our clinicians may only be able to prescribe your current medication when they have recieved your medical records and have an understanding of why you are taking the medication therefore it is most important that you have ensured your have left your previous surgery with a sufficient supply of your prescribed medications.
If you are suffering from any chronic health condition that requires regular review once we have that information our processes will ensure that your are contacted at the appropriate time asking you to make an appointment for your review. Our chronic condition review processes are scheduled against our patients 'month of birth' which may mean your reviews with us are to a different schedule to those at your previous surgery.
Otherwise, if you have any health concerns please contact us through our reception and an appointment can be made to see an appropriate clinician.
Assigned GP
Every patient listed with Guildhall Surgery is assigned to a GP and we can tell you who that is if you ask us. If you would prefer to be assigned to a different GP then please let us now by using the 'Contact Us' facility on this website.
Non-English Speakers
These fact sheets have been written to explain the role of UK health services, the National Health Service (NHS), to newly-arrived individuals seeking asylum. They cover issues such as the role of GPs, their function as gatekeepers to the health services, how to register and how to access emergency services.
Special care has been taken to ensure that information is given in clear language, and the content and style has been tested with user groups.
Open the leaflets in one of the following languages: