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Overview

Do not wait until you get ill to register – not registering could delay your treatment.

Register direct with a centre by completing their registration form and upload a copy of your university student ID (unicard). 

Here are some recommended local surgeries by closest campus.

To register with another practice, use NHS Choices to .

City campus

St Peter's Medical Centre

30–36 Oxford Street, Brighton, BN1 4LA
Phone: 01273 606006

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Moulsecoomb and Falmer campuses

Moulsecoomb Medical Centre

Ground Floor, Cockcroft Building, Lewes Road, Brighton, BN2 4GN.
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Standford Medical Centre

175 Preston Road, Brighton, BN1 6AG
Phone: 01273 506361
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The GP Practice

First Floor Boots, 129 North Street
Phone: 0300 130 3333

Urgent Care Walk in Centre

Brighton Station Health Centre, 84-87 Aspect House
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Varley Park (halls of residence)

New Larchwood Surgery

Waldron Avenue, Coldean, Brighton, BN1 9EZ
Phone 01273 682682
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Carden Surgery

County Oak Medical Centre, Carden Hill, Brighton, BN1 8DD
Phone: 01273 500155
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Appointments

Making an appointment

Visit the surgery webpages for information on how to book an appointment by telephone, other ways to book and relevant opening times.

Cancellations

If you cannot attend and appointment for any reason please inform the surgery. Please let them know as soon as possible in order for them to give the slot to someone else.

When you register

When you register you will need to provide photographic ID and proof of your address.

If you register with our on-site medical centre you will also need proof that you are a student, for example a copy of your current student card or library card. Registration with our on-site centres will take place online – please do not drop in to the centre to register.

Keep your GP informed of your current address and phone number or you may no longer be registered.

International students

All students studying in the UK for six months or more are eligible for healthcare through the National Health Service (NHS). All international students are required to pay an immigration health surcharge of £470 per year to be eligible for NHS treatment.

Students studying for shorter periods can use NHS services but will usually be expected to pay. Even if you are eligible for free treatment you should take out adequate health insurance to cover other medical related costs.

Find out more about healthcare and local services.

Repeat prescriptions  

• Please give the surgery up to three working days' notice for a repeat prescription.
• Please note, for safety reasons, we do not accept requests for repeat prescriptions by telephone.
• Ensure you have enough medication to last over holiday periods.

Emergencies and out-of-hours

• If you need to consult a doctor outside the hours shown above, please ring:
  • Stanford Medical Centre on 01273 506361
  • or the NHS 111 service.
• You may be asked to visit the out-of-hours surgery or advised to attend A&E.

Help with health costs  

If you are on a low income you may be able to get help through the . The amount of help you get will depend on the amount of income you have.

NHS complaints

If you are unhappy with the treatment you have received from the NHS you are entitled to make a complaint, have it considered and receive a response from the NHS organisation or the primary care practitioner involved. Please contact: