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Welcome to
Saluja Clinic

We are happy to register new NHS patients living within our catchment area. Follow the steps below to join our practice — it only takes a few minutes.

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⚕ Serving West London since 1976
Accepting new patients
Your Registration Journey
✓
Check your catchment area
UB1, UB2 & surrounding West London
2
Complete registration form
Online, by post, or in person
3
Attend registration medical
With our practice nursing team
4
Book your first appointment
Online, phone, or NHS App
Scan to register online
QR code — scan to register with Saluja Clinic
Points to gp-registration.nhs.uk
NHS GP · Southall UB1
The Registration Process

From New Patient
to Registered in Four Steps

Here's what to expect after you get in touch with us.

1
Check Your Address

Confirm you live within our catchment area — primarily UB1, UB2 and surrounding parts of West London. Call us if you're unsure.

2
Complete Registration

Register online via NHS.uk, download and return the GMS1 paper form, or visit us in person. Bring proof of address and ID where possible.

3
Attend Your Registration Medical

Book a short health check with our nursing team. This helps us gather key health information while we wait for your medical records to arrive.

4
You're All Set

Once your registration medical is done, you can book appointments with our GPs online, by phone, or via the NHS App.

What You Need to Know

Registration Information

Everything you need to know before and after joining our practice.

Catchment Area

We register patients who live within our catchment area, which covers Southall and surrounding parts of West London — primarily postcodes UB1 and UB2.

If you're unsure whether your address falls within our catchment, please call reception before completing your registration.

📍 Use the NHS GP Finder to check which practices cover your postcode, or call us on 0208 574 5136.

What to Bring

When visiting us in person to register, it helps to bring the following:

  • Proof of identity — passport, driving licence or photo ID
  • Proof of address — utility bill, bank statement or tenancy agreement
  • Details of any current medications
  • Previous GP practice name and address, if known
ℹ️ Documents are helpful but not always essential — please don't delay registering if you can't provide all of the above.

Your Registration Medical

Once registered, we invite all new patients to book a registration medical with one of our practice nurses or healthcare assistants. This is an important appointment that enables us to collect key medical information before your full records arrive from your previous GP — a process that can take several weeks.

During the appointment we will take a brief medical history, check baseline measurements (blood pressure, weight, height), review any current medications, and begin screening for other medical needs. You will normally need to complete this before seeing one of our GPs for a routine appointment.

Special Circumstances

Temporary Residents &
Overseas Visitors

Not registering as a permanent patient? We can still help.

Temporary Residents

Staying in the Area Short Term?

If you are not registered with a GP but need to be seen urgently, you can receive emergency treatment for up to 14 days without formally registering. After that, you must register as either a temporary or permanent patient.

You can register as a temporary resident if you are in the area for longer than 24 hours but less than three months. Please complete a Temporary Resident Form (GMS3) at reception and return it to us.

📋 Download the GMS3 Temporary Resident Form or collect one from reception. More information is available on NHS.uk.
Overseas Visitors

Visiting from Abroad?

NHS GP services are available to all people in England regardless of nationality or immigration status. However, some services may be chargeable for overseas visitors not ordinarily resident in the UK.

Please speak to reception, who can advise on your eligibility and whether any charges apply. Further guidance is available on GOV.UK.

  • European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) holders may be entitled to certain free services
  • Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC) accepted for UK residents with European cover
  • Private travel insurance may cover consultation fees
🌍 For detailed guidance on overseas visitor charging, visit GOV.UK.
Digital Access

Manage Your Health
With the NHS App

Once registered, download the NHS App to book appointments, request prescriptions and access your records — anytime, anywhere.

Book and manage GP appointments online
Request repeat prescriptions instantly
View your medical records and test results
Submit online consultation requests
Update your personal and contact details
↗ Download the NHS App Register for Online Services
Non-Emergency
NHS 111

Available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year — free from all landlines and mobiles. For urgent medical advice when the practice is closed.

Life-Threatening Emergency
999

Dial 999 immediately for chest pain, breathing difficulties, loss of consciousness, severe bleeding, or any life-threatening condition.