What is the NHS APP?

The NHS App is owned and run by the NHS. It can be accessed by anyone aged 13 and over registered with an NHS GP
Once you have verified your identity in the app, you will have easy, 24/7 access to a growing range of health services and information.

It doesn’t replace existing services. You can still contact your GP surgery in the usual ways.

What does the NHS APP do?

  • View your GP records
  • Register your organ donation decision
  • Take part in health research
  • Order repeat prescriptions
  • Nominate a pharmacy
  • Book and manage GP appointments
  • Book and manage hospital appointments
  • Receive messages and notifications from your surgery
  • Link your profiles with a family member or someone whom you care for
  • Search symptoms, conditions an treatments
  • Get health advice from 111
  • Find NHS services near you
  • Check your NHS Number

Need some help with the NHS APP?

If all the above interests you but would require assistance, from either navigating through the app, to registering to even downloading the App? We are here to help.
We are holding an NHS App Roadshow, visiting libraries and attending community groups to offer our aid using the App.

Please see below for our schedule

June 2024

Friday 14th June    10:30 – 12:30          Stoke Library

Friday 21st June    10:30 – 12:30          Central Library

 Patient News
Coventry Navigation 1 is providing Enhanced Access Appointments. Regular Evening and Saturday clinics will be delivered from COCHC/ Clay Lane Health Centre. Please speak to your practice to learn more. Important Update on GP Services Due to IT Outage We are aware of a global IT outage which is impacting GP appointment and patient record systems, causing disruptions to our local healthcare partner organisations. Please be reassured that the NHS has long standing measures in place to deal with disruptions like this and work is underway to fix the issues as soon as possible. If you experience a medical emergency, please call 999 as normal as there is no current impact on our emergency services. If you have an appointment, you should attend as normal unless you are contacted and told otherwise. To help us ease pressures on our primary care services only contact your GP if it is urgent otherwise, please use NHS 111 online by visiting 111.nhs.uk or call 111. Further updates on the outage will be shared as they are available.