If you have a healthcare concern or need to contact us for an admin issue such as ordering a sick not or requesting medication , click on the Anima link below and follow the instructions. Fill out the online form, which asks multiple-choice questions, similar to those a clinician would ask during an appointment. Anima requests are then reviewed by a GP and processed ensuring the right care for you. We will respond to every Anima request by the end of the next working day.

If you are unable to access or use the online triage, you can still call us, and one of our patient advisors will complete the anima triage for you by following the same process you would online.

Please click on the link below to start your request:

Anima

How to order your Prescriptions:

• Ordering via NHS App: 
• Ordering via SystemOne Online App / Website:
• Dropping your request into either sites of the Practice
• Complete an admin request vis Anima
• Posting your request to us
• Order via your regular Pharmacy if you are a vulnerable patient who requires assistance with medication ordering

 The Practice still requires 48 hours to process your prescription. This does not include any turnaround time that your current Pharmacy takes. Please ensure you order in adequate time as we will not guarantee prescribing for urgent requests.

 In the interest of Patient Safety, Green Cross Group Practice will not be providing a telephone ordering service due to the clinical risk that can be associated with ordering over the phone. Some requests for medication over the phone are not clear and can take considerable time and effort to clarify what is needed. By ordering online, prescription requests avoid potential confusion, transcription and medication issue errors.

To register as a patient with us please follow the appropriate link below , please select the site that is closest to you     ( you must be within our catchment area to register)

please note : If you are on regular repeat medication, you should ensure you have at least 3 weeks medication from your current practice before registering with us.

All New patients are required to attend for a new patient check with a nurse, if you fail to attend for your new patient check you maybe removed from our patient list.

Palgrave Road site:

Online Services

Online Services

Online services are available, this will enable you to view your medical records, make appointments and order repeat medications

Online services are available by registering with the NHS App or System one online app.

the links & information on how to register are below

SystmOnline Login

NHS App and your NHS account – NHS

Proxy access

Some patients find it helpful for a second person to have access to their online GP record. This is often a family member, medical next of kin, a close friend or a carer whom they trust to act on their behalf. This is called proxy access.

to request access we will need formal written consent for patients under adult age.

Please speak to one of our patient advisors who will help.

Test results are available either via your online services such as the NHS app, or by calling the surgery after 10:00 am

Jess’s Rule
Green Cross Group Practice is proud to follow guidance set out by Jess’s Rule.

Jess’s Rule is a primary care initiative to encourage GPs teams to rethink a diagnosis if a patient presents three times with the same symptoms or concerns, particularly if symptoms unexpectedly persist, escalate, or remain unexplained. It is led by the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) and NHS England and is supported by the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP).

Jess’s story
Jessica Brady passed away due to cancer in December 2020 at the age of 27. In the 5 months leading up to her death, Jess had 20 consultations with her GP practice, and her cancer had not been diagnosed. Jess was then admitted to hospital with stage 4 adenocarcinoma and passed shortly afterwards. Since then, Jess’s family have campaigned for primary care staff to elevate a patient’s case for review after their third appointment with their practice about a condition or symptom.

What is Jess’s Rule?
Jess’s Rule asks GP teams to ‘reflect, review and rethink’ if a patient presents three times with the same or escalating symptoms.
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