Updated 3rd May 2022
Coronavirus
If you are unwell with COVID-19 symptoms and need medical advice, contact the Practice when we are open and only call 111 when the Practice is closed.
Please do NOT attend the Practice unless you have a pre-arranged appointment. Prescription requests and samples should be left at the station provided at the front entrance to the hospital.
Please note that two metre physical distancing remains in place in healthcare settings as per the current Scottish Government guidance.
For the latest information please visit www.nhsinform.scot/coronavirus and https://coronavirus.nhsfife.org/ and/or call 0800 028 2816
Please be assured that the Practice is open but please see the Clinical Topics section on our website homepage regarding Coronavirus COVID-19 for updated information regarding temporary changes to our appointment bookings systems.
Vaccinating Children Aged 5 – 11 years
The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) now advise that all children aged 5-11 are offered the coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccine. NHS Scotland are making plans to invite all eligible children for vaccination. Please see NHS Inform and wait to be contacted.
Covid Vaccination Boosters
If your query relates to COVID-19 boosters, the Practice staff will not be able to answer your questions. The local vaccination programme is being led by NHS Fife rather than by individual medical practices and patients are being offered appointments in order of the priority set out by the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI).
For information on how to obtain your vaccines, visit www.nhsinform.scot or www.nhsfife.org/coronavirus
Vaccination Passports
As per the NHS/Scottish Government guidance, please do not contact the Practice to ask for a Covid Vaccination Passport or status certificate – we will not be able to provide a letter showing your vaccination status. Instead you should visit www.nhsinform.scot
Coronavirus Treatment
Getting your Coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccination remains the best way to protect yourself from the virus. There are additional treatment options for selected groups of people with Coronavirus who are thought to be at greater risk. If you have been identified as eligible for Coronavirus treatment, you will have been sent a letter by NHS Fife/Scottish Government informing you of how to access this in the event you test positive. This is not a treatment that the Practice can prescribe or administer. Further information on how you can access treatment if you are eligible can be found at www.nhsinform.scot/coronavirus-covid-19-treatments
COVID Vaccine Exemption Certificates
The Practice has no direct/patient facing role in the clinical vaccine exemption process in Scotland. Persons eligible for exemption are being identified centrally. For full information please follow this link nhsinform.net/nhs-scotland-covid-status
Long Covid
Please see the National Wellbeing Hub and NHS Inform for resources regarding Long Covid.