Register with us as a New Patient

 

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If you would like to register as a patient with Almondsbury Surgery you can do so by using this online form.
We strongly recommend that you check you are within the surgery boundary using the checker available below before making any applications. 

 

If you prefer to come into the surgery and collect a hard copy of the registration form, these are available at the reception desk in our waiting room. 

Guidance on registering with a GP surgery is available here.  

Medical treatment is available from the date of registration. Please contact Reception for further information.

 

Boundary Checker

If you are looking to register with Almondsbury Surgery as a patient please use the Boundary checker below to ensure that you are within our catchment area and able to register with us for our services.

BOUNDARY CHECKER

 

 

If you are already registered with us, but have moved or changed any details – please complete the below form (you may be asked to re-register if you have moved out of our catchment area):

 

Named GP

All patients are allocated a Named GP who has overall responsibility for their care. This does not affect the GP that you choose to see, this is largely a role of overseeing care. 

However, if you would prefer to be assigned to another GP and have that person as your ‘Named GP’, please let us know in writing.

Allocations are detailed below:

Patients with surnames:

  • A - CARP = Dr David Atherton
  • CARQ - ESTC = Dr Cerian Hendley
  • ESTD - HARP = Dr Bronwyn Faulkner
  • HARQ - HUNS = Dr Rob Douglas
  • HUNT - MERL = Dr Jenny Lockey (plus Arlington Grove and Glebe House residents)  
  • MERM - RICH = Dr Amrit Kundra
  • RICI-TRIM = Dr Katie Gregory
  • TRIN-Z = Dr Jolsna Rice (plus Faith House residents)  

We try and keep families with young children registered with the same GP where possible, so it is worth bearing in mind that the above may change if you have a different surname to your child/children.

 

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: