We run an Extended Hours Surgery on Tuesday evenings and Friday Mornings.
For more information please contact the surgery.
We run an Extended Hours Surgery on Tuesday evenings and Friday Mornings.
For more information please contact the surgery.
All men will have an assessment before going on the waiting list for a vasectomy. Where possible, this will be done at a local clinic and needs to be carried out no matter what discussions have taken place with a GP. The assessment will involve discussion about your general health and past medical history. You will also be given detailed information about the vasectomy procedure, what to expect following the operation, failure rates and risks. You will be asked to sign consent forms before the operation can take place.
More information about the NHS Lothian Vasectomy Service can be found here.
Men considering vasectomy do not need to see their GP for a referral. Please contact the NHS Lothian Vasectomy Service on 0131 536 1512 to arrange an appointment for assessment.
Non NHS examinations: Medical examinations for special purposes eg. HGV medicals, Elderly Drivers, Pre-employment medicals etc may require a double or triple appointment, so please tell the receptionist if you are booking an appointment for this type of medical. A fee will be payable for these examinations in accordance with the standard BMA rate, a copy of which is available from reception.
There are Community Psychiatric Nurses who provide care for those with psychiatric illness. They may be contacted on 01501 740719
There are 2 Community Midwives who provide care for woman during pregnancy and post-natally. They may be contacted on 01501 740719.
We have 3 vocationally trained registered Health Visitors who are available for advice on general health care and are particularly involved in assessment and supervision of young children, patients with special needs and the elderly. They may be contacted on 01501 740719
We have a team of specialised nurses who assess, plan and provide nursing care for housebound patients. District nurses work with a wide range of professionals, co-ordinating, monitoring and evaluating packages of care for patients with complex care needs. They provide expert advice, education and health promotion offering a service that is patient centred. They may be contacted on 01501 740719
We have a qualified nurse working in the Health Centre weekdays between 8.30am and 4.30pm. Appointments are made through the Community Reception after consultation with the Doctor or by phoning 01501 740719. Patients can be seen for dressings, blood tests, BP checks and removal of stitches.
We have a fully qualified practice nurse who runs chronic disease management clinics both independently in conjunction with a doctor i.e. Asthma, COPD, Diabetic, Cervical smear and travel Clinic.
The nurse can be contacted on 01501 740297
Thursday by calling Community Desk on 01501 740719