You can now make appointments with a Patient Access account. Just sign in with your username and password at the link below.
If you don’t have a Patient Access Account, you can register using the link below – or call the surgery at 01683 220 062.
You can also request prescriptions or repeat prescriptions via your Patient Access Account. Just sign in with your username and password at the link below.
If you don’t have a Patient Access Account you can register using the link below – or call the surgery at 01683 220 062.
Our repeat prescription line no longer works so please order prescriptions on the main number 01683 220062. This number will soon give you the option to choose whether to leave a message for a repeat or speak to a receptionist. Please allow four working days before collecting at your chemist or shop.
Scotland's national health information service. It aims to provide accurate and relevant information to help you make informed decisions about your own health and the health of the people you care for.
Patient Access lets you use the online services of your local practice. These may include arranging appointments, repeat medication, secure messages, medical record and updating your details.
NHSinform is Scotland’s leading digital health and care information service, providing a source of reliable, quality assured information across a growing range of channels including online, telephone, webchat and social media. New self-help guides, fully aligned with NHS 24’s 111 out of hours service, enables people to manage their own symptoms across a range of conditions.
Assess your own symptoms with NHSinform
my diabetes my way is the NHS Scotland interactive diabetes website to help support people who have diabetes and their family and friends. There are over 250,000 people with diabetes in Scotland – that’s around one person in every twenty.
My Diabetes My Way
‘fitfortravel’ is provided by the NHS Scotland and gives travel health information for people travelling abroad from the UK. The website is compiled by the Travel and International Health Team at Health Protection Scotland (HPS). HPS was among the first to recognise the importance of travel associated ill health.
Fit For Travel
Breathing Space is Scotland’s mental health phone service. It is a free and confidential service for anyone in Scotland aged over 16 years, feeling low, depressed or anxious. They are there to provide a safe and supportive space by listening, offering advice and providing information.
Breathing Space
Samaritans offer a safe place for you to talk any time you like, in your own way – about whatever’s getting to you. You don’t have to be suicidal. Every six seconds, somebody contacts them. Ten times a minute, they can help someone turn their life around.
Samaritans
As well as peace of mind for you, your family, and your carers, Telecare may give you more freedom to live independently in your own home and when you are out and about. It could even get you home more quickly after a hospital stay.
Telecare Self-Check Online Tool
Care Information Scotland (CIS) is a phone, webchat and website service providing information about care services for people living in Scotland.
Care Information Scotland
Share your experiences of health and care services, good or bad. Care Opinion pass your stories to the right people to make a difference. Founded in 2005 it is now the UK’s leading independent non-profit feedback platform for health services.
Care Opinion
The National Service Directory you can help you find the names, addresses, opening times and service details for thousands of NHS services in Scotland.
National Service Directory