We're accepting new patients
Registering with the practice at Millennium Park, Naas — what to bring, how transfers work, and how long it takes.
Finding a GP taking on new patients in Kildare is genuinely difficult at the moment. Our books are open — to families, individuals, medical card and GP visit card holders, and private patients.
What you'll need
- Photo identification — passport or driving licence
- Proof of address — a recent utility bill or official letter
- Your medical card or GP visit card, if you hold one
- PPS number
- A list of any medication you take regularly
- Details of allergies and significant past medical history
- The name and address of your previous GP practice
Transferring from another practice
Changing GP is straightforward and you do not need your current practice's permission. Register here in the normal way and tell reception where you are coming from. With your written consent we request your records directly. Transfers can take a few weeks, so if you need to be seen before your notes arrive, bring what you can — a repeat prescription list, recent hospital letters or discharge summaries all help.
If you hold a medical card, changing practice also means changing your GMS registration. Reception handles that as part of registering you, so there is nothing separate for you to do.
Who we can register
The practice registers patients across County Kildare — including Naas, Sallins, Newbridge, Clane, Kilcullen and the surrounding area. Registration is open to all ages, from newborns to older adults, and whole families can register together.
How to register
Most people are registered the same day they call. Here is exactly what happens, start to finish.
Phone the practice
Call 045 850060 between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday, or call into the clinic at Millennium Park. Reception will talk you through what is needed.
Bring identification
Photo identification and proof of address. If you hold a medical card or GP visit card, bring that too.
Complete a registration form
This captures your contact details, next of kin, and a short medical history including current medication and allergies.
We request your records
If you are moving from another practice, tell us which one. With your consent we request your medical records so your history moves with you.
Medical card holders
Your GMS registration is transferred to this practice at the same time, so you can be seen without a consultation charge.
Bring these with you
- Photo ID — passport or driving licence
- Proof of address — recent bill or official letter
- Medical card or GP visit card, if held
- PPS number
- A list of regular medication
- Name of your previous GP practice
How long it takes
Questions patients ask
Is Pulses TSM Medical Clinic accepting new patients?
Yes. The practice is currently accepting new patients across County Kildare, including medical card and GP visit card holders as well as private patients. Register by phoning 045 850060 or calling into the clinic at Millennium Park.
What do I need to bring to register with a GP?
Photo identification, proof of address, your PPS number, and your medical card or GP visit card if you hold one. Bring a list of regular medication and details of allergies, plus the name of your previous GP practice.
How do I change GP practice in Naas?
Register with the new practice in the normal way — you do not need permission from your current GP. Tell reception which practice you are leaving and, with your consent, your records will be requested. Medical card holders have their GMS registration transferred at the same time.
How long does registration take?
You can usually register the same day. Transfer of your medical records from a previous practice can take a few weeks, so bring any repeat prescription list or recent hospital letters if you need to be seen before then.
Register with the practice
Call during opening hours and reception will take it from there.