GP Surgeries in Havant: Who Is Taking New Patients
Three GP practices serve Havant on nhs.uk, with addresses, phone numbers, reception hours and new-patient status as shown on 5 October 2026.
nhs.uk lists three GP practices in Havant: The Bosmere Medical Practice (Solent Road, PO9 1DQ), Homewell Curlew Practice (Havant Health Centre, PO9 2AQ) and Blossom Health (82 Park Lane, Bedhampton, PO9 3HN). On 5 October 2026 all three showed as accepting new patients; a second Blossom Health site at Havant Health Centre, Suite C did not.
GP surgeries in Havant: who is on nhs.uk
Searching nhs.uk from postcodes across PO9 1 to PO9 5 on 5 October 2026 shows three GP practices in Havant itself, one of which runs two sites. The three are The Bosmere Medical Practice, Homewell Curlew Practice and Blossom Health. Three of the four sites showed as accepting new patients that day, and one site did not. The status is set by each practice and can change, so check the live page before you rely on it.
The Bosmere Medical Practice is at Solent Road, Havant, PO9 1DQ. Reception phone: 023 9247 6941. Reception opening times on its nhs.uk page are Monday to Friday 8am to 6:30pm, closed Saturday and Sunday (last confirmed 14 April 2026). nhs.uk showed it as currently accepting new patients, and also showed that it accepts out of area registrations. Its own website is bosmerepractice.co.uk.
Homewell Curlew Practice is at Havant Health Centre, Civic Centre Road, Havant, Hampshire, PO9 2AQ. Reception phone: 023 9248 2124. Reception opening times on its nhs.uk page are Monday to Friday 7:30am to 6:30pm, closed Saturday and Sunday (last confirmed 31 July 2026). nhs.uk showed it as currently accepting new patients, with out of area registrations accepted. Its own website is homewellpractice.co.uk.
Blossom Health has two sites listed on nhs.uk. The first is at 82 Park Lane, Bedhampton, Havant, PO9 3HN. Reception phone: 023 9247 4777. Reception opening times on its nhs.uk page are Monday to Friday 8am to 6:30pm, closed Saturday and Sunday (last confirmed 16 October 2024). It showed as currently accepting new patients. The practice website is blossom-health.co.uk.
The second Blossom Health listing is at Havant Health Centre, Suite C, Civic Centre Road, Havant, PO9 2AZ. On 5 October 2026 its nhs.uk page said "This GP surgery is not currently accepting new patients", with no phone number or opening times given.
Which surgery covers Leigh Park, Bedhampton and Warblington?
Searches on nhs.uk using one sample postcode in each of PO9 1 to PO9 5 listed all four Havant sites above under "GP surgeries covering your postcode". We only tried one postcode per area, not every street, so do not assume your own address is covered. Each practice's nhs.uk "How to register" page has a postcode checker for its catchment area, so use that.
Surgeries just outside Havant also appear as nearby options, including Emsworth Surgery in Emsworth and Rowlands Castle Surgery in Rowland's Castle. They were listed under nearby surgeries that do not cover the postcodes searched, so they may or may not let you register.
How to register with a GP in Havant
Everyone in England can register with a GP surgery for free (NHS: register with a GP surgery). You can register online through the NHS website: enter a postcode, choose a surgery that offers online registration and fill in the form. The NHS says this takes about 15 minutes for each person, and you should usually be told you are registered within 5 days of the surgery getting your details, though it may take longer.
You can also go to the surgery and fill in a paper form, or download the NHS paper form and take it in. Some surgeries have a form on their own website. The NHS says you do not need proof of address, immigration status, ID or an NHS number to register online with a GP. You will be asked for your name and address, the details of your current GP if you have one, your NHS number if you know it, an emergency contact, and brief details of your medical history, allergies and medication.
If you already have the NHS App and want to change surgery, you can do it there, and you do not need to tell your old surgery because they are told automatically.
Registering outside your area or as a temporary patient
Most GPs only let you register if you live in the area they cover. The NHS says you can ask to register outside your area, for example near where you work, but not every surgery accepts this, and it may affect home visits, out-of-hours care and community services such as physiotherapy. On the nhs.uk results page you can filter for "Accepts out of area registrations". You can also register as a temporary patient for up to 3 months using a form from the surgery.
When your GP is closed
All three practices show as closed on Saturday and Sunday on nhs.uk. When your surgery is closed and it is not an emergency, NHS 111 can direct you to the right service, which may include an urgent treatment centre or a pharmacist. In an emergency, call 999. Our urgent care guide lists the nearest urgent treatment centres and A&E, and our pharmacy guide covers evening and Sunday opening.
What this guide does not cover
We have not given Care Quality Commission ratings for these practices, so check cqc.org.uk for the current rating of each site. Opening times on nhs.uk carry a "last confirmed" date, and the practice's own website may be more recent.
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