Health Advice
CORONAVIRUS: If you have symptoms of fever, cough or loss of / changes to sense of taste or smell please STAY AT HOME AND SELF-ISOLATE with self care while you are unwell. Current advice is available on https://www.nhsinform.scot/illnesses-and-conditions/infections-and-poisoning/coronavirus-covid-19 If you have any queries please call the practice but DO NOT ATTEND IN PERSON. Many thanks.
Flu immunisations - Further information: over 65's : pre-school children : pregnant patients : under 65 with chronic health condition
Symptoms of cancer - this helpful leaflet gives advice about symptoms that could suggest cancer and this website also has helpful information. If you have any concerning symptoms then please book in an appointment with a GP.
Breast screening - more information by clicking here.
Community Health Services: Information on improving you health, community mental health services, continence services, respiratory services (COPD) and occupational therapy.
Mental health advice from NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
Health and social support. Information for Adults, Older People, Children and Families, Unpaid Carers, Suicide Prevention, Housing Options and Homelessness and Drugs and Alcohol. Click here for further information.
Private Non-NHS Fees
The NHS provides most health care free of charge. However there are a number of other services for which fees can be charged. These are mainly for services not covered by the NHS, such as medical reports for insurance companies and lawyers, letters for employers or school or university, fitness to travel or fitness to undertake certain sports. The fee will vary according to the time required to complete the report.
Doctors are involved in a whole range of non-medical work, largely on the basis that they occupy a position of trust within the community, and are in the position to verify the accuracy of information. If a GP signs a certificate or completes a report, it is a professional duty that s(he) checks the accuracy of such information. This may involve examining the patient and or their entire medical record.
Please contact the reception team for more information.
There are a number of certificates which GPs are obliged to provide free of charge. These include certain certificates supporting claims by patients for social security benefits.
If a patient is off work for seven days or less the GP does not have to provide a sick note. A patient can be refused a note or charged for a private one for illnesses of seven days or less.
