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PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THE SURGERY WITH REGARD TO THE COVID-19 VACCINE. WE ARE CURRENTLY WORKING OUR WAY THROUGH THE ELIGIBLE GROUPS AT THE MOMENT. PLEASE BE PATIENT AS CLINICS ARE BOOKED AS AND WHEN VACCINE SUPPLY IS AVAILABLE. IF YOU ARE N.O.K FOR AN ELDERLY PATIENT THEN PLEASE CALL THE SURGERY TO MAKE SURE WE HAVE UPTO DATE CONTACT DETAILS. MANY THANKS AND  PLEASE VISIT NHS INFORM WEBSITE FOR MORE INFO

PLEASE NOTE: REGARDING THE TEXT MESSAGE ALERT, ALL CURRENTLY BOOKED APPOINTMENTS WILL STILL BE GOING AHEAD. PLEASE SEE BELOW FOR MORE DETAILS

COVID-19

If you suspect that you may have Covid-19, please do not attend the surgey. For all Covid-19 advice, please visit NHS Inform (link below), call NHS 24 on 111 or visit our Covid Information page below.  

** https://www.nhsinform.scot/illnesses-and-conditions/infections-and-poisoning/coronavirus-covid-19 **

Due to the current circumstances, please be aware that we are experiencing a high demand of phonecalls therefore we would appreciate your patience during this difficult time. Thank You and Keep Safe 

Home Visits

All requests to be made on 0141 956 4334

 

If you require a house visit please call our dedicated line on 0141 956 4334. It is helpful if you contact the surgery before 10 am in order that the doctor can prioritise their list.

 

Visits are only for those who, in the doctor’s opinion, are too ill to be brought to the surgery. Lack of transport is not a reason for requesting a house visit. Please bear in mind that the average house visit, because of the time spent by the doctor travelling, takes as long as three consultations in the surgery. This affects the service which we can offer to other patients. Facilities at the surgery, including equipment for examination, are superior to those available in the doctor’s case.

 

The district nurses have a responsibility for, amongst others, the housebound elderly who require treatment and they should often be your first port of call. They can carry out many activities including changing catheters, blood tests, care of wounds etc.

 

We have ramp access at the front of the building and a side entrance offering wheelchair access and disabled toilet facilities.



 
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