Am I Eligible to Register?
Welcome to the Millbank Medical Centre! We offer NHS services to patients living within the SW1 postcode.
Additionally, if you are regularly in the the SW1 area for work or family, but your permanent address is outside the area, you may also be eligible for registration – this type of registration is called an out-of-area registration. All registrations of this nature will require additional paperwork and will be subject to a GP review. We hold the right to reject any out-of-area registration if deemed unsuitable or unsafe.
Registering as a New Patient
There are three ways to register as a new patient:
- Register Online [use the below link to begin your online registration].
- Register In-Person [come into the surgery and we will help you complete the necessary forms].
- Download, print and complete the form below and then bring into the surgery].
Once registered with Millbank Medical Centre you will also have the option to register with:
- PATCHS – our online consultation service.
- SystmOnline/Airmid App – our online services platform, giving you access to your medical records online.
We will contact you via text or email once your registration is complete.
If you have any queries regarding your registration, please contact the Surgery on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday 08:00 – 17:00 on 0207 834 5502, and select Option 3.
Do I need any additional documents to register?
We do require a proof of address (utility bill, council tax form, tennacy agreement etc.) dated within the last 3 months for you to register as a patient. We only require photograph ID if you want to access your medical records online.
NB: We will not save any of these docments to your medical records.
There are also a few additional documents that will help us keep comprehensive healthcare records:
- For children (and adults from abroad) we require their immunisation/vaccination history
- For females aged between 25-65 years old we require the date of your last cervical smear.
- If you are from abroad and you wish to give us copies of past healthcare letters, they must have a English translation alongside.
