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Mid Devon Medical Practice

Register with us

We are currently accepting new patients at all three of the Mid Devon Medical Practice Surgeries.

As well as permanent registrations, we can also register people if they are staying in the practice area on a temporary basis – either up to 15 days or over 15 days and up to 3 months. You will need to provide the name and full address of your own surgery.  

Please contact the surgery nearest to your home to confirm that you are within our practice boundary.

How to register

You can also register online using the links below:

Alternatively, Registration Forms and Patient Questionnaires can be printed and completed before bringing them into the surgery together with your identification documents. These documents can be downloaded from the Documents section on this page.

If you are permanently registering with us you will be asked to complete the registration form and you will be offered an appointment to see a doctor or a nurse for a ‘New Patient Medical’, when details of previous illnesses, current medication etc. will be documented.

Reasonable Adjustment Flag

The Reasonable Adjustment Digital Flag is a visible marker on a patients record which identifies the changes that need to be made by health and care services to make services as easily accessible as possible. This digital flag will be used to record, share and review details of a reasonable adjustment.

If you feel your needs require a reasonable adjustment, for example:

  • easy read leaflet
  • large font leaflets and letters
  • a British Sign Language Interpreter
  • a quieter room for you to wait in
  • to be seen with your carer;

then please let us know on your registration form, or speak with a member of our team.

We will require your consent for all reasonable adjustment flags to be added.  For more information please visit:

https://digital.nhs.uk/services/reasonable-adjustment-flag

Your named GP

Although patients are registered with the Practice not an individual GP, we provide a named GP for everyone:

  • Dr Owens, Dr Craggs, Dr Robinson in Witheridge    
  • Dr Degan in Morchard Bishop    
  • Dr Edney in Cheriton Fitzpaine

Named GPs take responsibility for administrative tasks such as medical reports or updating care plans, but may not be the doctor that you are always able or choose to see.

Change of Named GP

National data opt-out

The national data opt-out is a service that allows patients to opt out of their confidential patient information being used for research and planning.