At St James Health Centre we are proud to serve our local community, but we understand that many people who work or study in the city find it challenging to see a doctor where they live.
This is why St James welcomes patients who do not live within our boundary. If you would find it more convenient to register with a doctor in the city, you can register with us today.
The map below shows the St James Health Centre contractual boundary. However we are accepting patients who live outside of this boundary. More information about choosing a practice can be found on the websites below:
You can register with St James Health Centre as a convenient practice just outside of the city centre near the Baltic Triangle area, so if you need to see a doctor during term time we're here to help.
We're open from 8am to 6.30pm so if you're working nearby you can get an appointment with a doctor, nurse or one of our specialists at a time that's convenient for you. No more rushing to appointments.
Before you can make an appointment or use any of the services we offer at St James Health Centre, we need to make sure you're a registered patient with us. This process can take a little time because we need to access the most up to date records available which are provided to us by your previous GP.
It's not possible to register online because we need to verify your identity.
If you do not have any proof of identity documents, are an asylum seeker, refugee, homeless patient or overseas visitor, whether lawfully in the UK or not - it's still possible to register. If you fall under one of the above mentioned patient groups, download one of the "How to register with a GP" patient leaflets from NHS.uk.
Here's a quick summary of the registration process so you know what to expect:
For more information about the different services we offer at St James Health Centre, visit our 'Services' page.
If you're registered with us but want to know more information about the services we offer digitally, visit our 'Online' page.