Register with our practice
If you would like to register as a patient with our practice, you can do this by registering online or in person at the practice.
Please select the appropriate link below which will direct you to our online New Patient Registration form:
To register with our Clayton branch: https://gp-registration.nhs.uk/B83045
To register with our Allerton branch: https://gp-registration.nhs.uk/B83045001
Please note patients will be offered appointments across both branch sites.
All newly registered patients will be sent a link via PATCHs to complete our New Patient Questionnaire, it is important you submit the completed questionnaire within 7 days of receiving the link.
How to register as a permanent patient in person
You can download a Registration form and return to the practice reception along with your completed New Patient Questionnaire
Alternatively you can visit either branch site to request a new patient registration pack.
Catchment Area (Practice Boundary)
Named GP
As part of the NHS commitment to providing more personalised care, practices are required to provide all their Patients with a named GP who will have overall responsibility for the care and support that our surgery provides.
This will not impact your experience at the practice, the provision of appointments, your treatment, or which GP or health care professional you can see.
You may wonder why your allocated GP is not necessarily the one you see most regularly. Please be assured that you can still access all of our medical team in exactly the same way as before.
Having a named GP does not guarantee you will always be seen by that GP.
The GP responsible for your care may be subject to change and reallocation in the future.
You do not need to take any further action, but if you have any questions or wish to know your named GP, please speak to a member of the reception team.
What does ‘accountable’ mean?
This is largely a role of oversight, to reassure patients that they have one GP within the practice who is responsible for ensuring that this work is carried out on their behalf.
What are the named GP’s responsibilities to 75s and over?
For patients aged 75 and over the named accountable GP is responsible for:
- working with relevant associated health and social care professionals to deliver a multi-disciplinary care package that meets the needs of the patient
- ensuring that these patients have access to a health check as set out in section 7.9 of the GMS Contract Regulations.
Does the requirement mean 24-hour responsibility for patients?
No. The named GP will not:
- take on vicarious responsibility for the work of other doctors or health professional
- take on 24-hour responsibility for the patient, or have to change their working hours. The requirement does not imply personal availability for GPs throughout the working week
- be the only GP or clinician who will provide care to that patient
Can patients choose their own named GP
In the first instance, patients will be be allocated a named GP when they register with the practice. If a patient requests a particular GP, reasonable efforts will be made to accommodate their preference, recognising that there are occasions when the practice may not feel the patient’s preference is suitable. Each GP will hold a list proportionate to their working hours.
Do patients have to see the named GP when they book an appointment with the practice?
No. Patients can and should feel free to request to see any GP or nurse in the practice in line with current arrangements. However, some practices may see this change as a way to encourage and promote a greater degree of continuity of care for patients
