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New patientsWe welcome new patients who are living in the local area that we serve. Temporary patients If you will be in the area for a short time then you can register as a temporary patient with the Practice and be seen on an appointments only basis. Overseas visitors from areas that do not have a reciprocal health care agreement with the NHS in the UK can be seen but there will be a charge for this. Reception can advise of our current fees for appointments, house visits, prescriptions or tests. Receipts are available for insurance purposes. The following link provides information about which EEA and non-EEA countires have reciprocal health care agreement with the NHS in the UK http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Topics/Health/OverseasVisitors Permanent patients If you will be living in the area for greater than 3 months then application for full patient registration may be made. This will allow us to provide the full range of NHS general medical services and request transfer of your medical records from your last GP. Our reception staff will be happy to advise you of the process which essentially involves the following steps: 1) Collect a registration form from the Practice or print out and complete one using the link below /MackintoshPractice/documents/new-patient-registration-forms.pdf 2) Return the completed forms in person to the Practice along with any supporting documents of entitlement to NHS services and photographic ID. eg: your NHS card, proof of residency in the UK, proof of reciprocal health care entitlement with other countries and passport or driving license. 3)Book and attend a new patient medical appointment with our practice nurses. This involves some basic health checks and gathering some more information about your health , any medical problems and medications. Evene if you are well it is an opportunity for a health check up. 4) The application will be reviewed by our GPs and a decision about accepting your registration will be made. In certain circumstances we reserve the right refuse an application to register with our Practice. It is our policy that if a patient does not attend for a new patient medical with the nurse within a reasonable time after returning their completed registration forms then the Practice will not accept them as a patient. Site Last Updated - 21/02/2012 18:17:46 | ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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