Registering as a patient
We have an open list and welcome requests for registration from patients living in or moving to the practice area.
If you live within our practice area please download the necessary forms to register with the practice below. When registering we will also need you to supply:
- Photographic proof of your ID, eg: passport or driving licence
- A utility bill or bank statement with your name and current address
It would also be useful to have details of any repeat medications you are being prescribed by your current GP.
Registration form downloads
- HS200 New patient registration form (all patients born in UK)
- HSCR-1 New patient registration form (All patients born outside UK)
- Please note the HSCR-1 form is available in other languages at the Health & Social Care NI website
Request a name change
In order to change your name on your medical card and in your doctors’ surgery please complete the relevant form below and return it to the BSO with appropriate documentation.
Request a new medical card / report change of address
If you are currently registered with a GP Practice use either of these methods:
- complete the online form change of address or request a new medical card
- download and print out a physical copy of the change of address form and send it to Business Services Organisation (Medical Directorate), 2 Franklin Street, Belfast BT2 8DQ.
Want to change your doctor?
You can change doctor without giving a reason or without the consent of your present doctor.
You need to complete your medical card or fill out the application below and take it to the doctor of your choice for signature.
If you have lost your medical card you can apply to BSO for a replacement.
Download an application form to change your doctor
Non-registered patients
An appointment for immediately necessary treatment is only available to people who have incurred an accident or medical emergency at any place in our practice area and who require GP services. If the resulting condition is potentially life threatening an ambulance should be called using the 999 service.
In addition, if you are away from your normal place of residence and are staying within our practice area for more than 24 hours and less than 3 months, you may also request an appointment.
