Opening Hours
Mondays |
9.00am to 6.00pm (Closed apart from urgent issues 12.30pm to 2.00pm to allow staff protected time)
6.00pm to 7.00pm (Open only to appointments arranged for this time)
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Tuesday to Friday
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9.00am to 6.00pm (Closed for lunch 12.30pm to 2.00pm)
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Saturday & Sunday |
Closed |
Consulting Times
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Thurs |
Fri |
Dr Taylor |
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Dr Denny |
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Dr Greenhalgh |
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Dr Sharma |
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Dr Kalkman |
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Dr Crawford |
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Please note the doctors have other duties to undertake including but not limited to specialist clinics and home visits. Sessions may vary due to other commitments and also to address patient needs.
Extended Opening Hours
On Mondays between 6.00 and 7:00pm, we offer a limited number of appointments, primarily focused on providing access to our working patients. People requiring a doctor after 6.00pm must contact NHS 24 on 111 and will be assisted by the out-of-hours service if required.
Emergencies in Opening Hours
Between 9.00am and 6.00pm Monday to Friday telephone 0141 212 0700. After hours, please contact NHS 24 on 111.
For medical emergencies between 12.30pm and 2.00pm (whilst the surgery is closed for admin time) phone 0141 212 0700.
At any time if you think you or someone else is having a stroke or HEART ATTACK, then don't waste time. Call 999
Out of Hours
After 6.00pm on weekdays and at weekends calls are dealt with by NHS 24, direct dial 111. You can also visit the NHS website www.nhs24.scot. NHS 24 can offer telephone advice by a trained nurse. If you require seeing a doctor you will be asked to attend the most convenient out-of-hours centre. The out of hours service also offer a home visiting service for those whose medical condition makes attendance at a centre impossible.
Minor Injuries
Whether out of hours or in hours, if you have a minor injury that you think will need treatment please contact NHS24 on 111. This should allow triage of your problem and a virtual consultation or appointment at minor injury unit and hopefully avoid a long wait at A&E.
Access for People with a Disability
All consulting rooms are on one level and a permanent ramp has been constructed to allow easy access to the surgery. There is a toilet for people with a disability on the ground floor. A hearing loop is in place at the front reception desk and a portable loop is available for consultations.
Babies
The practice is breast friendly, has automatic doors and a pram shelter, as well as nappy changing facilities.