GP Surgeries in Fareham: List, Addresses & How to Register

Which GP surgeries are in Fareham?

nhs.uk lists a number of GP practices across Fareham, Portchester, Stubbington, Titchfield, Locks Heath and Whiteley, and every practice page below showed "This GP surgery is currently accepting new patients" on 5 October 2026. That status is set by each practice and can change, so look at the practice's own nhs.uk page before you travel or fill in a form.

In Fareham town, Centre Practice is at Fareham Health Centre, Civic Way, Fareham, PO16 7ER, and its nhs.uk page shows it as accepting new patients. The practice's own website gives the phone number as 01329 823456. Gudgeheath Lane Surgery is at 187 Gudge Heath Lane, Fareham, PO15 6QA, and its nhs.uk page also shows it as accepting new patients.

Meon Health Practice has its main address at 102 Highlands Road, Fareham, PO15 6JF, per its nhs.uk page. nhs.uk also lists Meon Health Practice at Barrys Meadow, High Street, Titchfield, PO14 4EH and at Yew Tree Drive, Whiteley, PO15 7LB. All three listings show as accepting new patients, so this is the practice to look at if you live in Titchfield or Whiteley. Check which practice's catchment you fall into when you register.

GP surgeries in Portchester, Stubbington and Locks Heath

In Portchester, the Portchester Practice is at Portchester Health Centre, West Street, Portchester, PO16 9TU, and its nhs.uk page shows it as accepting new patients. Westlands Medical Centre is at 20B Westlands Grove, Portchester, PO16 9AD, and its nhs.uk page says the same.

In Stubbington, Stubbington Medical Practice is on Park Lane, Stubbington, PO14 2JP. Its nhs.uk page shows it as accepting new patients.

In Locks Heath, Lockswood Surgery is at Centre Way, Locks Heath, Southampton, SO31 6DX, and its nhs.uk page shows it as accepting new patients.

The Hampshire and Isle of Wight ICB's primary care networks page groups several of these practices into networks. It lists Fareham Centre Practice, Westlands Medical Centre, the Portchester Practice and Gudgeheath Lane Surgery in the Fareham and Portchester network, and Brook Lane Surgery, Lockswood Surgery and Stubbington Medical Practice in the Coastal Fareham and Gosport network. Brook Lane Surgery is also in that second network, so look it up on nhs.uk if you live around Warsash or Park Gate. You can check any practice's inspection reports on cqc.org.uk.

How do I register with a GP in Fareham?

The NHS says you can register online by entering your postcode on the NHS "how to register with a GP surgery" page and choosing a practice in your area. The online form takes about 15 minutes per person and you would typically get confirmation within 5 days. You can also visit a surgery and ask for a paper form.

You do not need ID to register. You will be asked for your name, date of birth, address, an emergency contact and details of your current GP if you have one.

You can register with a practice outside your immediate area if it takes out-of-area patients. The NHS warns this may affect services such as home visits and urgent care, so a practice close to home is usually simpler. If you are moving house within Fareham, ask your current surgery whether you are still in its catchment before you switch.

What online services do Fareham GP surgeries offer?

Services vary by practice. Centre Practice's website says patients can use the NHS App for appointments, prescriptions and medical records, send e-consultations, order repeat prescriptions online and submit online forms. The nhs.uk pages for the Portchester Practice and Stubbington Medical Practice link to the NHS App and test results. For the other practices, check the practice's own website or ask at reception.

What if I need a GP when the surgery is closed?

When your own practice is closed, NHS 111 can help. You can call 111, use 111.nhs.uk if you are 5 or over, or use the NHS App. The NHS says 111 can direct you to an evening and weekend GP (an out-of-hours GP) when your regular doctor is closed. For a life-threatening emergency, call 999. Our urgent care guide explains where to go for A&E and urgent treatment, and our pharmacy guide covers pharmacies that can help without a GP appointment.