Noticeboard

The surgery will be closed on Friday 29th of March and Monday 1st of April for Easter. If you need any medical care during this time then please call out of hours on 111. Many Thanks 

Please Note - The links below for accessing the appointment system are unavailable due to a change in service. We do not offer booking appointments online. You can however order you prescriptions either through our surgeries website or through your own patient access log in. Please download the Patient Access app for more details. 

Clinics and Services

button CARE DURING YOUR PREGNANCY AND AFTER DELIVERY

 

pregnant1.jpgThe midwives are based at Milngavie Clinic, Tuesday -Thursday.  They can be contacted by phoning 0141 232 4800.

After delivery of your baby, the practice-attached midwives will visit you at home. A postnatal check will also be carried out by your doctor at the surgery approximately six weeks after delivery. The health visitor will also see you in the interim and advise about vaccinations, given from 8 weeks old, and child health surveillance checks which are carried out at approximately six weeks of age.

CHILDHOOD IMMUNISATION

The Childhood Immunisation Programme is held in Milngavie Clinic and as a result children will no longer be vaccinated in the surgery setting. Parents will continue to receive a letter from the screening department detailing the date, time and location of their childs immunisation appointment.

The practice has been awarded “Baby Friendly” status.


 

button CONTRACEPTIVE SERVICES

 

All of the doctors offer contraceptive advice and prescriptions for contraception during normal surgery consultations. No special appointment is required.

If you require an intrauterine contraceptive device (IUCD or “coil”) you should attend the Family Planning Clinic at “Sandyford Initiative” – Tel:0141 211 8130.

 


button CERVICAL SMEARS

 

The majority of cervical smears are carried out by our practice nurses. A recall system is in operation. Under normal circumstances smears are carried out every 3 years in women aged 25-50 years and then every 5 years until 65. Smears cannot be taken while you are menstruating. If your smear is due after you have had a baby, please wait for THREE months before making an appointment for this.

 


button CHILD HEALTH SURVEILLANCE CLINICS

 

501775_illness.jpgChecks on the general physical and developmental progress of your child are carried out by Dr Fraser or Dr Reid and our health visitor at about six weeks of age. You will receive a letter from the Health Board with your appointment time.  This is normally a Thursday afternoon.

Please check with our health visitor about the current timetable.


 

 


button DIABETIC SERVICES

 

Dr Fraser and Sister Bennet have a special interest in diabetes and run the diabetic clinics. 

The practice also has links with a diabetic nurse specialist within the area.

 


button ASTHMA CARE

 

All of the doctors offer care for asthmatics within a normal surgery consultation. If you have been diagnosed as asthmatic, it is important to have a review with your doctor or a nurse at least on a yearly basis and sometimes more frequently depending on the level of control of your asthma. Please remember to bring all your inhalers with you when you attend for your asthma review.

 


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