New Patients

Please read the following announcement by the Practice regarding some restrictions we have had to place on the number of patients we are able to register on a weekly basis: If you are living within the practice boundary below we would be happy to provide you with medical services.

During the Covid pandemic we are trying to reduce the footfall in the practice.  So to register with the practice please complete the form copying the link below.

Step 1: Complete the registration form

Once you have chosen a GP practice you should:

• contact them to find out how they will receive your application
• download and complete the registration form
• email the completed registration form to the practice
• if possible add copies of your ID or proof of your new address

The form does not require a signature.

Once completed if possible please scan and email this form to the practice email address fife.f21524Airlie@nhs.scot

https://www.nhsinform.scot/media/4917/gp_registration_gmsgpr001_v19_02_2021-modified-v3.pdf

Any patient wishing to record their wishes should do so directly through Organ Donation Scotland here – https://www.organdonationscotland.org/

Step 2: Registration confirmation

When your registration has been received by the GP practice you’ll be notified, either by telephone or email to advise if your application to register has been successful.

NHS Entitled British Citizens (for visual ID purposes)

• NHS GP4 Medical Card (White)
• EH11
• UK Passport
• UK Photographic Driving Licence
• UK Bus Pass with photo

All patients registering with the Practice must provide evidence that their qualifying address is within the Practice area, such as:

• Council Tax bill – with name of prospective person registering and the current address
• Utility bill – with name of prospective person registering and the current address

Before you are fully registered with the Practice, we ask that you complete a New Patient Health Questionnaire. Your medical record often takes a considerable time to arrive from your previous doctor and this gives us the opportunity of recording some basic information about you and offering you any immediate care you may need.

You will be registered with the Practice rather than a specific doctor, but you have a right to ask to see a particular doctor, if you wish. If you have a requirement for a prescription then you should arrange an appointment with a doctor of your choice to discuss your ongoing care.

We do not exclude patients from the Practice on grounds of race, sexuality, religion, social class, age, disability or medical condition.