NHS App

The NHS App is a secure digital platform available to residents of England aged 13 and over, designed to provide convenient access to a range of NHS services via smartphone, tablet, or computer.

Through the NHS App, users can manage key aspects of their healthcare, including viewing their GP medical records, ordering repeat prescriptions, booking and managing appointments, and accessing test results. The app also enables individuals to record and update their organ donation preferences, use NHS 111 online services, and access trusted health information and advice.

By bringing essential services together in one place, the NHS App offers a streamlined and efficient way for patients to manage their health and wellbeing digitally.

Key features

Key features in the NHS App include:

How to download the NHS App or log in through the NHS website

To access the NHS App, please follow the link provided for step-by-step instructions on how to download and install it. Alternatively, if you are unable to download the NHS App you can access all available services by logging in through the NHS website as there is no need to download any additional applications or software.

Who can use the NHS App

To use the NHS App or log in through the NHS website you must be:

  • Aged 13 or over
  • Registered with an NHS GP surgery in England or the Isle of Man

If you are aged 13 to 15, you must contact your GP surgery to request access to online GP services before you can begin using the NHS App.

The Armed Forces Community

If you are part of the Armed Forces community and currently registered with Defence Medical Services (DMS), you will not be able to access services through the NHS App.

Find out more about NHS health services for the armed forces community.