To book your flu vaccination this year, please call 01383 674111 or text 07769 163190.
New way to manage your health conditions:
Click here for further information regarding our new online system.
Online consult is now live - click the Online Consult button to submit your health enquiry. We will call you back within surgery opening hours of 8.30am up to 6pm. Please ensure you are available to answer thanks.
**Coronavirus Covid-19 - IF YOU HAVE FLU LIKE SYMPTOMS, A HIGH TEMPERATURE OR PERSISTENT DRY COUGH, PLEASE STAY AT HOME AND CONTACT THE NHS 24 HELPLINE BY CALLING 111.
The government have produced a way to get an Isolation note, no need to contact the practice regarding this, please just click here
Please click this link if you would like more information about wearing face masks:
https://disabilityequality.scot/news/face-covering/
'If you have concerns about your eye(s) or vision you should phone your normal optometry practice as a first step (link to http://www.plm-optometrists.co.uk/documents/20200325_Optom_Practice_Availability_GG.pdf) If it does not offer telephone support (or if calls are not transferred to another practice) then phone the closest local practice that does. You will then be given further help and advice from an optometrist. If it is then decided that an emergency appointment is required, then this will be arranged for you. This will normally be at an optometry practice but, only if absolutely necessary, hospital consultations can also be organised.
As from 7th April emergency eye appointments in the community are only available from a limited number of practices. These have the Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) required to reduce the infection risk for both patients and practitioner.
New way to manage your health conditions:
Click here for further information regarding our new online system.
Online consult is now live - click the Online Consult button to submit your health enquiry. We will call you back within surgery opening hours of 8.30am up to 6pm. Please ensure you are available to answer thanks.
**Coronavirus Covid-19 - IF YOU HAVE FLU LIKE SYMPTOMS, A HIGH TEMPERATURE OR PERSISTENT DRY COUGH, PLEASE STAY AT HOME AND CONTACT THE NHS 24 HELPLINE BY CALLING 111.
The government have produced a way to get an Isolation note, no need to contact the practice regarding this, please just click here
Please click this link if you would like more information about wearing face masks:
https://disabilityequality.scot/news/face-covering/
'If you have concerns about your eye(s) or vision you should phone your normal optometry practice as a first step (link to http://www.plm-optometrists.co.uk/documents/20200325_Optom_Practice_Availability_GG.pdf) If it does not offer telephone support (or if calls are not transferred to another practice) then phone the closest local practice that does. You will then be given further help and advice from an optometrist. If it is then decided that an emergency appointment is required, then this will be arranged for you. This will normally be at an optometry practice but, only if absolutely necessary, hospital consultations can also be organised.
As from 7th April emergency eye appointments in the community are only available from a limited number of practices. These have the Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) required to reduce the infection risk for both patients and practitioner.
