How do I get my medical records and NHS number?

Question

It's been a long time since I have registered with a doctor and I don't know where my medical records are. I, also, don't have my NHS number (I've lost the card somewhere).

Does anyone have any idea how I can find out where my records are (so I can join a new doctor) or alternatively where I can find out what my NHS number is?

What do you do to find your records if you don't know who your previous doctor was?

Answer 1

i dont think you can

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 5

Just contact the NHS services and explain your situation.

Or go and resgister again at your local medicial clinic, get a new doctor and a new updated NHS number.

Hope this helps.

Answer 6

How can you not know who your previous doctor was? Even if you havent been for years, you could still narrow it down to which town you lived in when you last went?
If you dont have any idea whatsoever about who your last doctor is then I would guess that you wont be able to find your records. It is possible a doctor may take you on without them though.
Your NI number is available from your employer, it is on your wage slips.

Answer 7

You need to return to the last medical facility you were seen at, go to their medical records department, and sign a release of information form to get your medical records.

Answer 8

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Answer 9

You simply go to a new doctor that will accept you on his books.....You give him/her your details and information of your previous doctor..........He/She will send off for a search of your documents....This can take some time......A new card will be issued by the doctor with your old national health number
issued from the records department......Simple as that.......
We have just done this after returning from Spain........As for the previous answer.....Doctors will not give you your records.........Plus.....You are only allowed to see your records going back 3 months....no more........

Answer 10

with the NHS you just sign in with your local surgery and it is up to them to trace your records - be warned some of them are better than others and it may take some time (mine took five months to catch up with me when I had all of my details and those of the children)

Answer 11

Look when I tell the doctor that my last doctor said so and so he looks at me like I am an idiot, but you can go to one and ask for your records. how true they are is a different matter!