Booking GP appointments and ordering repeat prescriptions online

Your surgery must be signed up for EMIS Access and they will provide you with registration details. See the receptionist for further information.

NOTE: if you have any problems please contact your surgery.
Please do not contact Patient UK because we are unable to provide any help regarding EMIS Access.

You may also find the answer to your problem in the Frequently Asked Questions below.


Registration

If you have these details click here to create your account.

Appointments/Repeat Prescriptions

If you have already created an account with EMIS Access click here to book appointments, repeat prescriptions etc online.

What is EMIS Access?

If you want to find out about EMIS Access and maybe suggest it to your own surgery then click here.


Frequently Asked Questions

Why doesn't my sign-in work?
All of the sign-in information is cAsE sEnSiTiVe. So it may be that your CAPS LOCK key is set incorrectly. If you still can't sign in we may be experiencing technical problems so please try again later. If you've done this and still cannot sign-in contact your practice and they will investigate further.

How do I change my password?
If you want to change your password please contact your surgery.

I'm having problems with cookies?
You need to enable cookies to use EMIS Access. We keep track of your user session using cookies, so your browser must accept them for the system work work correctly. We don't keep any information about you with these cookies, in fact we send a fresh one every time you return.

Can I sign-in from any computer?
Yes. You can use our online service from any computer. You don't need to re-register. Just be sure to sign-out when you have finished using the service!











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PS - Health and Poverty

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See also MAKEPOVERTYHISTORY North East for details and links to campaigns against poverty.

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