In this article, we are going to tell you about how to find NHS number. If you also want to know about your NHS number, then definitely read this article till the end.
The full name of the NHS number is the National Health Service Number, which is a 10 digit number. It is a unique number for everyone. It helps health workers and service providers to identify themselves correctly and match them to health records. Also, it helps in many other places.
If you have registered with a GP practice and already have an NHS number, we will help you find it. If you do not have your NHS number, you can register by entering the details of GP surgery.
How to find NHS number
We will tell you three easy ways to find your NHS number, with the help of which you can easily find your NHS number.
By NHS app
- First, you download the NHS app on your phone.
- Then enter your details on the application and log in.
- Then you will see your NHS number as per the picture on the home page.
Via website
This is a straightforward process, through which you can get the NHS number just by sharing some of your usual details.
- First of all, you visit this link.
- Then scroll down and click on start now.
- After this, enter your first name and last name.
- Then enter your date of birth and continue.
- Then enter your home postcode and continue.
- You have to click on Send my NHS number, choosing your NHS number as per the picture by email, text message, and postal letter.
Just then, you will be provided with an NHS number through your email, text message, or postal address.
Primary care trust (PCT)
If you have not registered with GP practice but still have an NHS number, you can find out through your local primary care trust (PCT).
You can find the telephone number of your nearest Primary care trust (PCT) through this link. Also, you can call NHS direct 08454647 for your local (PCT) information.
Conclusion
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