Skip to main Search Home Opening Hours Online Services Our Staff News Contact Us Language Physical activity Pysical activity for early years to 5yrs Active children are healthy, happy, school ready and sleep better. Click on the link to support you to support your child. 1-physical-activity-for-early-years-birth-to-5.pdf Physical activity for children and young people See the link below to support you in moving more - aim for at least 60 mins across the week. 2-physical-activity-for-children-and-young-people-5-to-18-years.pdf Physical activity for adults and older adults Physical activity helps to keep muscles, bones and joints strong and build strength. Click on the link below to support you in trying to achieve some physical activity at least 2 days per week. 3-physical-activity-for-adults-and-older-adults.pdf Physical activity for disabled adults Physical activity makes you feel good. Click on the link below to help you do something everyday. 4-physical-activity-for-disabled-adults.pdf This website uses cookies We use cookies to improve user experience. Choose what cookies you allow us to use. You can read more about our cookies before you choose. STRICTLY NECESSARY PERFORMANCE TARGETING FUNCTIONALITY ACCEPT ALL DECLINE ALL

Skip to main Search Home Opening Hours Online Services Our Staff News Contact Us Language New Patients Register as a New Patient Registering at Broadmead Medical Centre is a very quick and easy process. As long as you are living within our catchment area and entitled to NHS treatment then we are happy to register you with the practice. Our receptionists will ask you a few questions during registration. The information that you supply will help us give you the best care that we can. Click here to check if your postcode is within our catchment area. The practice covers all areas of BS1, the majority of BS2 and some of the surrounding area. Further details can be given when you register or speak to one of the reception team. When you are ready to register come into the practice and ask for a registration form (the form can also be completed online below). Complete this form, along with the questionnaire. We will also need to see your passport and proof of your address. If you are registering a child please bring along their red book or a copy of the vaccinations that they have received. We ask you for your ethnicity status and religion as this information helps the public health department develop local services around patient needs. Please note, that it may take up to 2 weeks for you to become fully registered at BMC, and we do not send letters or make phone calls when the process is complete. Please contact the practice to check the status of your registration. You may have a letter from the Home Office stating that you are entitled to NHS treatment. If you are in receipt of such a letter please bring this with you when you come into the practice to register. This website uses cookies We use cookies to improve user experience. Choose what cookies you allow us to use. You can read more about our cookies before you choose. STRICTLY NECESSARY PERFORMANCE TARGETING FUNCTIONALITY ACCEPT ALL DECLINE ALL