Orchard Medical Practice
NHS CQC: Outstanding
Stockwell Gate, Mansfield NG18 5GG
Acorn Medical Practice
NHS CQC: Good
11-13 Wood Street, Mansfield NG18 1QA
Churchside Medical Practice
NHS CQC: Good
Churchside Medical Centre, Mansfield NG18 1QB
Hill View Surgery
NHS CQC: Good
Kirklington Road, Mansfield NG21 0JP
Oakwood Surgery
NHS CQC: Good
Church Street, Mansfield NG19 8BL
Rainworth Surgery
NHS CQC: Good
Rainworth Primary care Centre Warsop Lane, Mansfield NG21 0AD
Rosemary Street Health Centre
NHS CQC: Good
Rosemary Street, Mansfield NG19 6AB
The Abbey Medical Group
NHS CQC: Good
The Surgery, Mansfield NG21 0RB
Crown Medical Centre
NHS CQC: Good
Crown Farm Way, Mansfield NG19 0FW
Dr Wageeh Mikhail
NHS CQC: Good
Major Oak Medical Practice, Mansfield NG21 9QS
Meden Medical
NHS CQC: Good
Warsop Primary Care Centre, Church Street, Mansfield NG20 0BP
Millview Surgery
NHS CQC: Good
1a Goldsmith Street, Mansfield NG18 5PF
Wood Street, Mansfield NG18 1QQ
77 Sandy Lane, Mansfield NG18 2LT
GP and primary care in the UK
Primary care is usually the first point of contact with the NHS: GP surgeries, NHS walk-in centres, urgent treatment centres and minor injury units. To see an NHS GP you normally register with a practice in your area. GPs are registered with the General Medical Council (GMC), and GP practices in England are registered with and inspected by the Care Quality Commission, which gives them a published rating.
Registering with an NHS GP
You can register with a GP surgery whose catchment area covers where you live — you don't need proof of address or immigration status to register. Once registered you can book appointments, request repeat prescriptions and be referred to specialists. Each practice listing on HealthWise shows its CQC rating where available so you can compare local surgeries.
When it's urgent — but not an emergency
- NHS 111 — free, 24/7, by phone or online. Advises on the right service and can book you in.
- Urgent treatment centres & walk-in centres — for injuries and illnesses that need same-day attention but aren't life-threatening.
- Pharmacies — can advise on many minor conditions and, under the NHS Pharmacy First scheme in England, supply treatment for some common conditions without a GP appointment.
In an emergency
For life-threatening situations — chest pain, severe bleeding, difficulty breathing, signs of a stroke — call 999 immediately. HealthWise helps you find providers; it does not give medical advice. Always consult a clinician about symptoms.
Last updated: 2026-06-14
Frequently Asked Questions
Find a GP surgery whose catchment area covers where you live and contact them to register — you can usually do this online or in person. You do not need proof of address or immigration status to register with an NHS GP.
Both treat illnesses and injuries that need same-day attention but are not life-threatening. Urgent treatment centres are GP-led, open at least 12 hours a day, and can handle a wider range of conditions including some X-rays. NHS 111 can tell you which is the right option and book you in.
Call 999 for life-threatening emergencies — chest pain, severe bleeding, difficulty breathing, or signs of a stroke. For urgent but non-life-threatening problems, call NHS 111, which is free and available 24/7.
Yes. In England, GP practices are registered with and inspected by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), which publishes a rating. GPs themselves are registered with the General Medical Council (GMC).