How to Register
Welcome to Honiton Surgery
We are pleased to accept registration requests from patients who are living within the area indicated in the map below:
Please see our practice boundary and check your postcode is within our catchment area.
We do not take out of area patients. If you leave our practice area, you will need to register with a doctor in your new practice area.
New Registrations
To register with Honiton Surgery please complete the online registration form.
If you're homeless, you can give a temporary address, such as a friend's address, a day centre or the GP surgery address.
All new patients are given a named GP at the time of registration. We will try to accommodate your preference for a GP but this may not always be possible.
If you move
If you move your address within the practice area or change your telephone number please let us know so that we can amend your records.
If you leave our practice area, you will need to register with a doctor in your new practice area. To find your local GP please see Find a GP - NHS (www.nhs.uk)
If you have outstanding hospital appointments it is also advisable that you contact that hospital to advise them of your new address.
PATIENT CONSENT FOR THIRD PARTY ACCESS TO MEDICAL INFORMATION
Please see attached form to complete if you wish to give consent for another person to access your medical records, or for the surgery to share information about you with the person specified.
Visitors to the Practice
If you are visiting the area and require immediate and necessary treatment, you will need to register as a temporary patient. Please contact us on 01404 548544 to arrange an appointment or telephone call with a GP and we will sort out the administration required.
Named accountable GP for all patients
The Honiton Surgery continues to run personal lists and all patients are allocated a ‘usual GP’. All new patients are advised of their usual GP at registration and all other patients are advised opportunistically. If you are unsure of your usual GP please do ask when you next visit the surgery.