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DO I.... REGISTER
WITH THE PRACTICE?
To register as a patient, providing
you live within the practice area as identified on the practice area map, you need to
supply your medical card and proof of residency. If you do not have a medical card please complete a new patient registration form, which is available from reception. We advise all new patients to make an appointment with
the health care assistant for a new patient check, so we can obtain details of your
medical history and current medication, as it can take time before we receive
your records from your previous doctor.