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If you require urgent medical attention between 6pm and 8am or at the weekend, please contact the Out of Hours on 111.

COVID19 VACCINE

For information about the Coronavirus Vaccine, please visit https://www.nhsinform.scot/covid-19-vaccine

Core message

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 any 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 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

Ladies between the age of 16-64 can attend Boots Pharmacy in Beauly if they feel they have a urine infection and can be treated by the pharmacist.

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) applies from 25th May 2018 : click on Practice Policies for more information.

Home Visits

We will visit housebound patients if needed.  However we would ask that patients with transport difficulties explore other options for getting to the surgery if at all possible. We realise that getting to the practice can be difficult and we can offer some appointment flexibility if necessary around bus times if this is appropriate.

Doctor's bag

Please telephone Beauly 782214, preferably before 10:00. An early request allows the doctor to assess priorities and plan an efficient route for visiting.

Reception staff may ask you about the nature of the problem in order to assess the urgency of a visit. If there is doubt, the doctor will speak to you.

More equipment and facilities are available at the surgery than at home and about four patients can be seen in the surgery for each one at home. It will therefore be appreciated if you can come to the surgery whenever possible.

You can also be visited at home by a community nurse if you are referred by your GP. You should also be visited at home by a health visitor if you have recently had a baby.

 
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