Drs C Kirk, A Fraser,D Nechev & T McLaughlin practice from premises at Lochwinnoch and Beith. We hold a General Medical Services Contract with Greater Glasgow & Clyde Health Board. Details of this contract are available from our practice manager - Mrs Rosemary Scarff.
Our surgeries are fully accessible to disabled patients. Our area comprises Lochwinnoch, Beith and surrounding areas.
PUBLIC HOLIDAYS
The surgery will be closed Wednesday 25th and Thursday 26th December 2019 & Wednesday 1st and Thursday 2nd January 2020. In order for all prescription requests to be ready at the pharmacy please allow 48hrs from ordering from the surgery.
If you require medical attention during the time the surgery is closed please contact NHS24 on 111
Surgery News
Signposting
All General Practice staff in Greater Glasgow and Clyde area have been trained in signposting. This means that when you telephone the surgery to book an appointment, the receptionist will ask for some information on your problem so you can be directed to the most appropriate healthcare professional. If your problem is of a personal nature, please explain this to the receptionist. All information will be treated confidentially as with all healthcare providers.
See your Optician
Adults should see an optician every 2 years for an eye check and follow their advice re future appointments. Check ups are free. If you develop a sudden new eye problem such as pain, redness, swelling, visual disturbance, opticians can see you as an emergency and deal with the problem. They have the equipment to examine your eye in detail. Opticians can also refer you to hospital if needed.
Opening Hours
Find out when our practice is open, what the GP consulting times are and what to do if you need help when the practice is closed. Find out more
Like To Register?
New to the area and would like to join our practice? We would be happy to help you. Fill in our registration forms and come see us. Find out more
Addictive Drugs
The Scottish executive has advised GP's to avoid prescribing certain addictive drugs eg. Diazepam, Lorazepam and various others. They are not licensed for long term use and are harmful when used over long periods. It is practice policy to reduce these drugs slowly until stopped and it may be necessary to dispense daily to achieve this.
Renfrewshire Community Health & Social Care Partnership
Information on local services including self-referrals http://www.renfrewshire.hscp.scot/
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