Loughborough University, Ashby Road, Loughborough, LE11 3TU
Telephone: 01509 277577
We're open
01/09/26 BUILDING CLOSURE Bank Holiday Monday Information 31/08/26 Macmillan Cancer Support Event SUSPECTED MENINGITIS B CASES
We currently accept registrations from:
Loughborough University students (including partners and children)
Loughborough University staff (including families)
Loughborough University partner staff (including families)
Residents of Woodthorpe Lodge and Charnwood Lodge care homes
Use this link to register.
Registrations are usually processed within a day or so, although for students who are new to the UK it can sometimes take a few working days.
We suggest registering with us a few weeks before you move to Loughborough, once you know your university address. But the main thing is to make sure you’re registered and ready to access healthcare before you pick up Freshers’ flu!
***FAO New Students 2026/7– When registering please put your university address that has an LE11 postcode as your current address even if you have not yet moved****
If you move away from Loughborough (for placements or other reasons) but plan to return, you can remain registered with us while you’re away. If you are moving away permanently and want to stay registered due to ongoing care (like outstanding referrals, scans, shared care agreements) we will be happy to keep you registered if your care can be delivered safely, please speak to our team to discuss and we will review on a case by case basis.
Important information before registering:
If you are prescribed controlled medications (for example codeine, diazepam, tramadol, pregabalin or zopiclone), please read our Controlled Drugs Policy before registering. This explains our approach to safe, evidence-based prescribing and medication reviews.
If you need help before your registration is complete, these services are available:
Local pharmacies
NHS 111: https://111.nhs.uk/
Loughborough Urgent Care Centre: open 24/7
Your current registered GP
Please note: If you do not register with the Medical Centre, you may not be able to access on-campus services and might be directed elsewhere.
Thank you for choosing Campus View Medical Centre. Please complete the online registration form to apply.
Upon registration, you will be assigned a named accountable GP responsible for your care. Our current named GP is Dr Abbas. For more information, please see our Named Accountable GP leaflet.
Submit your registration form a few weeks before arrival to ensure timely access to NHS services.
If you take regular medication, bring at least 1 months’ supply from your current GP.
After submitting your online form, you will receive a confirmation text within 3 working days. If you don’t, please call us on 01509 277577.
Once registered, please contact us on 01509 277577 to book a consultation with a clinician to review your medications. Any regular medication will then be added to your health records.
For minor ailments, our on-campus pharmacy can offer advice and treatment. Learn more at The Medicine Box.
Your NHS number is a unique 10-digit number (e.g., 485 777 3456) found on any NHS correspondence.
You don’t need it to access NHS services, but having it can be helpful.
Click here to find out more NHS number information on the NHS website.
Please use the map below to see if you live within our practice boundary.
Please click on the following link to see what services the NHS can provide for international students.
UKCISA – UK Council for International Student Affairs
As a Medical Centre, confidentiality is of utmost importance to us.
When you turn 18 years old, your parents will no longer be able to access your records or discuss any medical conditions with us without your written consent.
We also advise patients to book and cancel their own appointments to prevent any confidentiality issues and ensure you update your contact details with us throughout your time here.
Students aged between 17-24yrs and starting university are strongly recommended to have a booster Men ACWY vaccination (which has replaced the Meningitis C) if you didn’t receive one in school. This is because it is now known that your immunity to the disease will have decreased and your risk of catching the disease is higher. When you are registered please telephone us on 01509 277577 and arrange an immunisation appointment. Please follow the links below for further information:-
Download a Meningitis information leaflet here.
Visit the NHS website here for further information.
We have a number of resources available to support you during your time at University. Please follow the links below and also visit our website or further information.
Loughborough University Health and Wellbeing