Opening Times
Monday	07:30 - 17:30
Tuesday	07:30 - 17:30
Wednesday	08:00 - 17:30
Thursday	08:00 - 17:30
Friday	08:00 - 17:30
Weekend	closed

FLU Vaccines

We now have Flu vaccines in stock and clinics have been opened - Please call the surgery on 602355 to book an appointment.

This year we are organising our flu clinics by vaccine type

Over 65s

At Risk group 18-64 year olds (patients who have for example COPD, Asthma and have been prescribed a steroid inhaler in the last 6 months, Diabetes, Heart Disease, Kidney Disease, those who have had a Stroke or TIA, anybody who is immunosuppressed, Carers and any patients who were shielding (and other members of the shielding household)

70 year olds who are eligible to also have the shingles vaccine

When you call to book an appointment you will be asked which group you fall into so that we can give you an appointment in the correct clinic.

Due to Covid-19 the way we run our clinics will be different this year and we are advising the following

DO NOT arrive early - due to limited space and social distancing measures we are asking that you just arrive at the time of your appointment
DO NOT attend if you have any Covid-19 symptoms - high temperature, new dry continuous cough, any shortness of breath or a sudden loss of taste or smell
Please wear a face covering when you attend if you are able to
Wear an item of clothing with short sleeves under your outdoor coat - to make things quicker and easier when you arrive
Please be aware that there may be a shortage of car park space at the surgery and you may wish to walk if you can
This appointment is for your flu injection only (and shingles if you are in that clinic) we will not be able to deal with any other issues at this time

For more information on the Flu Vaccine and to find out if you are eligible for a free flu vaccine please visit NHS Inform

Flu vaccination - Immunisations in Scotland | NHS inform

The flu vaccine is the best available protection against flu and is offered each winter flu season (October to March). Find out more about the flu on the NHS Inform website

The NHS is Open

Whilst we appreciate all people are doing to help the NHS during this time, it’s vital those with non-coronavirus health concerns still seek help as they would have before the outbreak.

The NHS is here for you, so don’t ignore the warning signs. You are not being a burden, you are looking after yourself and our NHS by doing so.

If you notice a deterioration in your health or someone in your household, call your GP in normal hours, 111 out of hours, or in an emergency dial 999.

Your community pharmacy and your GP are open, please contact them for advice or with concerns.

If you are concerned about a potential sign or symptom of cancer contact your GP practice to get checked.

If you or your child has an immunisation appointment, make sure you attend, or reschedule if you’re showing symptoms of COVID-19.

If you have a regular appointment for a chronic condition such as asthma or diabetes you should contact your GP and they will advise you. If your hospital appointment has not be cancelled you should still attend.

COVID-19 patients and those displaying symptoms are treated separately.

For further information visit www.nhsinform.scot

More information can also be found on the Covid-19 section of our website