Opening times

During lunchtime training closures emergency access will still be available.

Do you work full-time and find it hard to get to the surgery during our normal working hours? To try and make things a bit easier for you we now provide GP appointments between 7:30am and 8:30am on certain days of the week. For more information, please speak to our receptionist.

Lanarkshire Health Board is responsible for the provision of out-of-hours services. To access this service you should phone the surgery number as usual where you will be given the contact details for NHS 24. Or you may contact NHS 24 directly by calling 111 or visit their website www.nhs24.com

Out-of-hours services are generally busy so please think carefully before asking to see a doctor and only do so if you genuinely cannot wait until the surgery re-opens.

In a genuine emergency you should call 999. Chest pains and / or shortness of breath constitute an emergency. 

Getting the Right Care in the Right Place

The way people access A&E services is changing to keep patients and NHS Scotland safe this winter – making sure everyone gets the right care in the right place.

Local A&E departments remain open for those who have a life-threatening emergency. However, to ensure patients have the fastest access to the treatment they need, anyone with a non-life threatening condition who would usually go to A&E should now call NHS 24 on 111 first, day or night, to be directed to the right NHS service.

If A&E is the most appropriate place to provide the right care, patients will either be directly referred to A&E by NHS 24 or a telephone or video consultation with a senior clinical decision maker.

For further information on where to access the right medical care, visit NHSinform.scot/right-care