About Patient Access
Explore Patient Access for online appointments, prescriptions, and detailed medical records. Convenient 24-hour access from anywhere. Register with proper identification for online services.
Explore Patient Access for online appointments, prescriptions, and detailed medical records. Convenient 24-hour access from anywhere. Register with proper identification for online services.
Patient Access is an online service which patients can register for:
Patient Access is a 24-hour online service which you can access from home, work or on the movie via the free app – wherever you can connect to the internet.
You can also request access to your Detailed Coded Record which allows further access to your medical record online. This requires another form to be completed for this level of access. These requests for further access will be considered on a case by case basis by your GP. If access is agreed, this can then take up to 30 days to be added to your Patient Access account. There is an information leaflet available at reception regarding accessing records online.
The Detailed Coded Record Access forms are available at reception. This further access includes:
To register you will need to apply in person with 2 separate forms of identification (1 photo ID and 1 separate proof of address) and complete the ‘Patient Access Registration form‘.
Examples of acceptable ID include a driving licence, passport, a recent utility bill (e.g. gas, electric, satellite, TV, phone bill) issued within the last 3 months, a bank statement, council tax bill for the current council tax year, mortgage statement.
Please note Patient Access is not available for children aged under 16 years old.
If you require help, please check the Patient Access Support section by clicking here.
If you are still experiencing issues with registering your details or accessing Patient Access following registration, please contact the practice by clicking here.
Can I use Patient Access on someone else’s behalf?
Yes, you can. This is called Proxy Access and it requires a different form. The patient who you want to act for is the user and you would be the proxy user. You can download a Proxy Access Application form here or collect one from Reception.