New Patients
We are currently accepting registrations from those who reside within Leicester, Leicestershire & Rutland.
To register at Spectrum Health, each new registrant needs to complete a GMS1 form and the most appropriate registration form (links are available at the bottom of this page) or alternatively, registration packs can be collected from the practice.
Upon completion, these forms will need returning to the practice by emailing them to spectrum.health@nhs.net or by dropping them back to the practice. You will also need to provide some photo identification via email or in person.
If you are on regular medication, it may be useful to send us a photo of your medication showing your details and the preparation, or bring the packaging to the practice in person.
Medical treatment is available from the date of registration. Please contact reception for further information.
From January 5 2015, all GP practices in England are free to register new patients who live outside their practice boundary area.
Please note: These new arrangements are voluntary for GP practices. If the practice has no capacity at the time, or feels it is not clinically appropriate or practical for you to be registered so far away from home, then we maintain the right to refuse. We shall explain our reason for refusing your registration to you.
To register at Spectrum Health, each new registrant needs to complete a GMS1 form and the most appropriate registration form (links are available at the bottom of this page) or alternatively, registration packs can be collected from the practice.
Upon completion, these forms will need returning to the practice by emailing them to spectrum.health@nhs.net or by dropping them back to the practice. You will also need to provide some photo identification via email or in person.
If you are on regular medication, it may be useful to send us a photo of your medication showing your details and the preparation, or bring the packaging to the practice in person.
Medical treatment is available from the date of registration. Please contact reception for further information.
From January 5 2015, all GP practices in England are free to register new patients who live outside their practice boundary area.
Please note: These new arrangements are voluntary for GP practices. If the practice has no capacity at the time, or feels it is not clinically appropriate or practical for you to be registered so far away from home, then we maintain the right to refuse. We shall explain our reason for refusing your registration to you.
Registration Forms
GMS1 Registration Form
Adult Registration Form
Child Registration Form
Please download and complete ONE GMS1 form and ONE Registration form for each new registrant.
INCOMPLETE FORMS – Please check every question has been answered.
If you have NEVER had a UK GP before, we need the date you entered the UK.
If you get a message to call us about your registration it is usually because the NHS has a different address than the one you gave us, please call us urgently.
Adult Registration Form
Child Registration Form
Please download and complete ONE GMS1 form and ONE Registration form for each new registrant.
INCOMPLETE FORMS – Please check every question has been answered.
If you have NEVER had a UK GP before, we need the date you entered the UK.
If you get a message to call us about your registration it is usually because the NHS has a different address than the one you gave us, please call us urgently.
Catchment Area
We register patients who reside with Leicester, Leicestershire & Rutland, however only those within our practice boundary shall be entitled to domiciliary care such as GP home visits.
Distance from the practice is not an issue if you are willing to travel to the practice and / or happy to receive video, telephone or internet consultations.
Distance from the practice is not an issue if you are willing to travel to the practice and / or happy to receive video, telephone or internet consultations.