New Patients

Welcome to our practice – 3 steps to joining our practice

We are always pleased to welcome new patients. There are a number of simple steps to help you register with us and develop a full understanding of the options available to you and what is available from our practice.

Confirm you live within our practice boundary

As a guide, our boundary covers Iver, Iver Heath, and Richings Park (SL0). The NHS registration journey checks catchment early in the process.

If you do not live within our boundary, or move outside it, please register with a GP practice covering your new area.

Practice options and support

Online access to your medical records — use the NHS App or NHS Account to manage your prescriptions, appointments and test results. Local NHS services — see our Local NHS Services page for services you can access directly without a GP referral. To register as a permanent patient (living in the area for 3 months or more), use the NHS online registration service. No proof of address, ID, or NHS number is required.

Booking an appointment

Medical treatment is available from the date of registration. Once registered, medical treatment is available from your registration date. To book an appointment, see our Appointments page.

Further practice information and support

Support for carers, veterans, homeless people and other potentially vulnerable people Support for carers, veterans, homeless people, asylum seekers and others who may have a poorer experience of care is available through a range of local services — see our Local NHS Services page. Annual learning disability health check (for patients aged 14 and over): patients with a learning disability on our register are invited annually. Please contact reception to check your eligibility or book.
Translation services

Practice and hospital translation (interpretation) services

You can find out how to access translation services to support you in a consultation with a doctor or nurse in the practice or in a hospital under Health information in other languages The NHS provides links to health information in other languages
Who is your GP and why continuity of care with any clinician is good When your registration is processed you will be allocated a named GP. You will be informed of this by letter or email. Further information on what this actually means and what the benefits of continuity of care (seeing the same clinician for a particular problem whoever that clinician is) can be found under As is explained there will be times when your allocated GP is not available, but you are free to see any other GP within the Practice.
Practice facilities and support Access to the surgery, how we aim to improve practice performance, safety, and help you have better consultations is included under. Further relevant information on practice facilities can be found under
Practice patients moving outside our practice boundary Please note that we can only register patients who live within our practice boundary, so if you do move outside our catchment area you will need to register with a GP practice who covers the area you have moved into, or, alternatively, you will be asked to re-register with us as an “out of area” patient.