To register with the surgery:
- We are now using a new online service that makes it easy to register with Crown House Surgery. To get started, click on the link below or you can register via the NHS App:
- Register with a GP surgery
- download the forms below and bring to reception along with relevant ID.
- visit reception from and collect a paper registration form.
To check you are within the practice boundary, please see our map below:
Catchment Area
When you register, it’s helpful to have your NHS number. You can use the NHS website to find your NHS number.
- GMS1 Form
- GMS1 Form (Bilingual Ukrainian Version)
- New Patient Health Questionnaire (Adult)
- New Patient Health Questionnaire (Under 16)
- Summary Care Record Info & Opt-Out Form
- SystmOne Online Consent Form
Named GP
On registration with Crown House Surgery, all patients are assigned a named GP who will be their ‘usual doctor’. This is to ensure continuity of care and maintain a patient centred approach. For this reason, whenever possible, we encourage you to make appointments with your usual doctor. Where a patient expresses a preference to be assigned to a specific GP, the practice will make reasonable efforts to accommodate this request.
Out Of Area Registration
If you live outside of the practice area, there is a service which allows us to register you. However if you have had 4 or more home visits within the last year, we are unable to offer you this service & we will advise you register with a GP more local to where you live.
Please note – we are unable to provide home visits for patients registered under this service.
However, you may on occasion, develop an urgent illness or injury at home that means attending the GP surgery as normal would not be appropriate. We therefore advise you to contact us in the first instance, we may determine you need access to services more local to where you live, we may ask you to call NHS 111. In these circumstances NHS 111 will direct you to the local service that has been established by NHS England. This local service could be a GP practice near to where you live, the local walk-in or urgent care centre, A&E or minor injuries unit.
Change of address
Please let us know as soon as possible if you have changed your address. Please also inform us if any of your contact details have changed.
