Join the Right Churchill GP Branch
Use this scan-first guide before registering with Churchill Medical Centre, checking the catchment boundary, choosing Kingston, Surbiton or Tudor, asking about ID, booking a new-patient check, using NHS App, or requesting temporary care.
Which Churchill Medical Centre Is This?
This article covers
The Churchill Medical Centre with Kingston, Surbiton and Tudor branches and shared telephone number 020 3727 2230.
Do not confuse it with Chingford
There is another Churchill Medical Centre in Chingford, London. Check the branch address before submitting registration forms, NHS details, symptoms or personal information.
Register with Churchill Medical Centre: Exact Steps
Check the boundary first
Use the official boundary checker before completing forms. If outside the catchment, registration may be delayed or refused.
Choose your practical branch
Churchill has Kingston, Surbiton and Tudor branches. The practice tries to accommodate your preferred location, but may offer another branch if no suitable appointment is available.
Complete the registration form
Use the official new patient registration form. Ask reception for help if the online form is difficult.
Add support forms if needed
Use accessibility needs and communication consent forms when they apply. This helps the practice support language, access, communication or carer needs from the start.
Book new patient health check
After registration, you can book a new patient check with a Health Care Assistant. It usually includes height, weight and blood pressure.
Set up NHS App / Patient Access
Once registered, set up NHS App or Patient Access for appointments, prescriptions, records and online services where enabled.
Churchill Medical Centre Branches
| Branch | Address | Phone | Best use for new patients |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kingston | Clifton Road, Kingston Upon Thames, Surrey, KT2 6PG | 020 3727 2230 | Main practice / CQC-listed location. Use this as the main reference address. |
| Surbiton | 1 Evesham Terrace, St Andrew’s Road, Surbiton, Surrey KT6 4DS | 020 3727 2230 | Useful if this is easier for routine access after registration. |
| Tudor | 164 Tudor Drive, Kingston Upon Thames, Surrey, KT2 5QG | 020 3727 2230 | Useful if local to Tudor Drive, but confirm appointment location before attending. |
Boundary Check, Moving Address and Catchment Mistakes
Before applying
Use the official postcode checker to confirm you live within the practice boundary.
If you move
If already registered and moving address, submit the change-of-details route so reception can decide whether you remain inside the catchment.
If borderline
Do not guess from Google Maps alone. Boundary tools and practice rules decide eligibility, not distance by road.
Forms and Details to Prepare Before You Register
| Item | Why it helps | What to prepare |
|---|---|---|
| NHS number | Helpful but not always essential. | Find it through NHS records, NHS App or old NHS letters if available. |
| Previous GP details | Helps medical records transfer. | Practice name, town, and last known GP details. |
| Current address | Boundary check and registration record. | Current living address; ask practice for help if worried about address proof. |
| Phone and email | Needed for appointment response and digital services. | Use a reachable phone number and email you check. |
| Current medicines | Prevents gaps after registration. | Name, strength, dose, frequency, pharmacy and last issue date. |
| Accessibility needs | Helps reception plan support. | Interpreter, communication format, mobility needs, carer support, hearing or visual access. |
| Consent preferences | Controls communication and carer contact. | Decide who may speak on your behalf and how the practice may contact you. |
Safe Surgery: No ID, No Proof of Address or Immigration Concern?
Still ask to register
Churchill says lack of ID, proof of address, immigration status or language is not a barrier to patient registration.
Interpreter support
The practice says interpreters can be arranged for appointments if needed.
Ask reception for help
If forms, language, digital access or address details are difficult, ask reception staff for assistance.
New Patient Health Check: What Happens After Registration
Weight
A Health Care Assistant may record your current weight.
Height
Height may be recorded for baseline health information.
Blood pressure
The check can include blood pressure measurement.
Medicine review
Bring current medicines so the practice can reduce risk of missed repeats.
Temporary Registration: If You Are Away from Home
| Situation | Official route | Important limit |
|---|---|---|
| Ill while away from home | Temporary patient registration may be used. | Temporary registration lasts 14 days. |
| Not registered with any GP | Ask the practice if temporary registration is suitable for urgent treatment. | Temporary route is not a full replacement for permanent registration. |
| Need secondary-care referral | Practice notes it is not able to refer for secondary care under temporary registration. | Register permanently or contact your usual GP/111 depending on need. |
Named GP and Branch Preference
Named accountable GP
All registered patients are allocated a named accountable GP responsible for overall care.
You can see other GPs
The practice says you can book appointments with any GP at the surgery.
Preferred branch
The practice tries to accommodate preferred location but may offer another branch if needed.
Appointments After You Register
Online form
Use the appointment/medical advice form and provide detail so the triage team can route you correctly.
6-hour contact aim
The appointment page says the triage team will be in touch within 6 hours.
Email required
The practice says an email address is now required for the triage team to respond.
| Appointment type | Best route | What to know |
|---|---|---|
| GP appointment | Online form or reception help | Standard GP appointments are listed as 10 minutes. |
| Nurse / HCA / pharmacist / dietician | Reception team or online form | Book directly with reception or use the form. |
| Home visit | Appointment request form or call | Explain that you are housebound; requests are GP-triaged. |
| Cancel appointment | Patient Access, NHS App or call 020 3727 2230 | Less than 30 minutes’ notice may be recorded as DNA. |
Prescriptions After New Patient Registration
Order online
The contact page says the simplest way to request repeat prescriptions is online via the practice’s online platforms.
Before you run out
Bring current medicine details during registration and ask how repeats will transfer from your previous GP.
Emergency medicines
If you urgently need medication and cannot get it from your regular GP, NHS 111 can help with emergency prescription advice.
NHS App, Patient Access and Online Services
| Tool | Useful for | New patient setup tip |
|---|---|---|
| NHS App | Access NHS services on smartphone or tablet; useful for prescriptions and GP-linked services where enabled. | Set up NHS login after registration and identity checks. |
| Patient Access | GP appointments, repeat prescriptions and health records where the practice connection is enabled. | Use official practice links to avoid wrong login pages. |
| Anima | Online medical help request route listed by the practice. | Use for suitable non-emergency requests, not 999 symptoms. |
| Practice online form | Appointment, medical advice, nurse/healthcare professional and admin routes. | Give enough detail and include your email address when required. |
Sickness Certificates and Fit Notes
| Situation | Practice guidance | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Off work 7 days or less | No GP fit note is needed; employer may ask for self-certification. | Use SC2/self-certification route. |
| Off work more than 7 days | Use the dedicated online administration request form. | Request when unwell, not after returning to work. |
| After hospital procedure | The specialist/hospital should issue a fit note for expected recovery period. | Ask hospital team first. |
| Return-to-work adjustments | Practice says occupational health advice is separate and not arranged by the practice. | Ask employer about occupational health referral. |
Urgent Help, 111 and Emergency Medicines
Emergency
Use 999 for life-threatening symptoms such as loss of consciousness, chest pain or breathing difficulties.
Out of hours
Out of hours route is NHS 111. It can advise and connect you with urgent care where needed.
Emergency prescription
NHS 111 may help with urgent access to essential medication when your regular GP is unavailable.
CQC Rating and Feedback Routes
Overall Good
CQC lists Churchill Medical Centre at Clifton Road, Kingston Upon Thames as Overall: Good.
Friends and Family Test
The practice invites feedback about what works well and what could be improved.
Patient Participation Group
Registered patients can join the PPG to help shape practice services.
Map: Churchill Medical Centre Kingston Branch
This map points to the CQC-listed Kingston branch. If your appointment is at Surbiton or Tudor, use your appointment confirmation and branch address before travelling.
Churchill New Patient Planner
Choose your situation to get a short action list.
Copy-Paste Scripts
Registration help
Hello, I want to register with Churchill Medical Centre. I live at ______ and my nearest branch is ______. Can you confirm the boundary check and which registration form I should complete?No ID / no proof
Hello, I want to register but I do not have ID / proof of address. I live in the practice area. Can reception help me register under the Safe Surgery policy?Medication transfer
Hello, I am registering as a new patient and I take regular medication. The medicines are ______. How should I avoid a gap while records transfer from my previous GP?Temporary patient
Hello, I am staying locally and need urgent GP help while away from home. Can I register as a temporary patient, and what are the limits of temporary registration?Official Links After the Explanation
Churchill Medical Centre FAQ
Which Churchill Medical Centre is covered here?
This page covers Churchill Medical Centre with Kingston, Surbiton and Tudor branches and shared phone number 020 3727 2230.
What is the Churchill Medical Centre phone number?
The shared phone number listed for Kingston, Surbiton and Tudor branches is 020 3727 2230.
Where is the Kingston branch?
The Kingston branch is at Clifton Road, Kingston Upon Thames, Surrey, KT2 6PG.
Where is the Surbiton branch?
The Surbiton branch is at 1 Evesham Terrace, St Andrew’s Road, Surbiton, Surrey KT6 4DS.
Where is the Tudor branch?
The Tudor branch is at 164 Tudor Drive, Kingston Upon Thames, Surrey, KT2 5QG.
How do I register as a new patient?
Check that you live within the practice boundary, then complete the official new patient registration form. Ask reception for help if you cannot complete the form yourself.
Do I need ID or proof of address to register?
The practice says it is a Safe Surgery and lack of ID, proof of address, immigration status or language is not a barrier to patient registration if you live within the practice area.
What happens after registration?
After registration, you can book an optional new patient health check with a Health Care Assistant, usually including height, weight and blood pressure.
Can I choose my GP?
All patients are allocated a named accountable GP. You can still book appointments with any GP at the surgery, and the practice will make reasonable efforts to accommodate GP preference.
Can I register temporarily?
If you are ill while away from home or not registered with a GP and need urgent treatment, temporary registration may last 14 days. The practice notes secondary-care referral is not available under temporary registration.
How do appointments work after registration?
Use the online appointment/medical advice form, call 020 3727 2230, or ask reception. The triage team aims to respond within 6 hours, and an email address is required for triage response.
What is the CQC rating?
CQC lists Churchill Medical Centre at Clifton Road, Kingston Upon Thames as Overall: Good.