Make an appointment

We're making some changes to improve access for all of our patients.  These changes aim to make routine appointments more consistently available, while ensuring patients with urgent medical needs are seen as quickly as possible.  

  • Please note that, as demand for same-day urgent care changes throughout the year, the number of routine appointments available may sometimes be lower. This helps us prioritise patients who need urgent assessment that day


  • Routine GP appointments are released on a rolling two-week basis, with new appointments becoming available each day. We also offer extended hours on Thursdays from 5.30 till 7.30 in the evening.
  • Same day GP appointments are reserved for urgent medical problems.  They're usually offered on a first come first served basis, but if demand exceeds what we can safely manage, our clinical team may require to prioritise these based on clinical need.  We understand it may be frustrating if you can't book an appointment immediately. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
  • Telephone consultations with a GP are mainly used for follow-ups and can't usually be booked directly. If you're unable to attend in person and feel your problem could be managed safely over the phone, please speak to our reception team.  We'll consider requests individually, however, in some cases we may advise that a face-to-face appointment is more appropriate.
  • For appointments with our practice nurse, pharmacist, phlebotomist and chronic disease monitoring team, call 01555893961.  For some planned reviews, you may receive a self-booking text and can follow the link to choose a convenient time.

Please visit www.NHSinform.scot for advice on Pharmacy First and alternative treatment routes which you may find more appropriate.


Booking appointments

To book an appointment, you can call the practice on 01555893961.

Emergencies

Phone 999 if it's a medical emergency.

Out of hours

If you need help when our practice isn't open:

Keeping appointments

It's important that you keep to your appointments. You have rights and responsibilities as a patient. Find out more about the Charter of Patient Rights and Responsibilities on NHS inform.