We welcome patients from within the Practice area, which covers Ellesmere Port, Stoak, Whitby, Little Sutton, Overpool, Backford Cross and Wolverham. Please click here to see a map of the boundary area. We do not accept patients to our list outside this area and if you move out of our area you will be asked to register with a Doctor nearer you new address.
To register at Old Hall Surgery you will need to complete a registration form:
- Registration form for adults
- Registration form for children and young people
- Registration form for Patient Access
Complete the forms and return them to the practice in person, or email them to cwp.
- New patients must undergo a new patient medical, which due to Coronovirus will be conducted over the telephone by our Health Care Assistant. This appointment will be arranged by a member of the Reception Team at your earliest convenience.
If you are a carer please also complete the carer registration form.
An appointment will be made for you for a New Patient Check and you will be asked to bring a urine sample with you.
If you are on any regular medication you will need to see the Doctor to have this made available as a repeat prescription.
The Practice does not discriminate on the grounds of race, gender, social class, age, religion, sexual orientation or appearance, disability or medical condition.
Change of personal details
If you move or change your name or telephone number please help us by informing us so your records can be updated. Failure to do so could cause delays or prevent us from contacting you or a relative in an emergency.
Medical Records/Electronic Health Records
All patient records are recorded on computer and some data is held in paper files. We comply with the relevant Data Protection Act and all staff are trained with regard to their responsibilities.
The Electronic Health Record is a new system for storing information about your health. It will enable NHS staff from any hospital or surgery to retreive the latest data on your Health in the event of an emergency. For more details please pick up a leaflet from the surgery.
Freedom of Information Act
All Health bodies are covered by the Freedom of Information Act which gives all interested parties a general right of access to all types of recorded information.
If you have any questions please ask the Practice Manager.