The Green Medical Practice
Clydebank Health and Care Centre, Queens Quay Main Avenue, Clydebank, G81 1BS
Telephone: 0141 531 6425
Sorry, we're closed
Clydebank Health and Care Centre, Queens Quay Main Avenue, Clydebank, G81 1BS
Telephone: 0141 531 6425
Sorry, we're closed
If you are registered with a dentist and have a dental emergency during working hours please call your dentist not GP. Out of hours emergencies call 111. If you are not registered with a dentist, call the Emergency Dental Treatment Centre EDTC on 0141 232 6323. These services is still in operation during the coronavirus crisis.
Your community optometrist (optician) is now your first point of contact should you have concerns about your eyes or vision.
An optometrist is the professional who can best manage any eye problem and can arrange urgent hospital attention should that be necessary.
The hospital eye clinics no longer offer a walk-in service.
Contact your usual optician. If you do not have one, any local optician will help you with a suitable appointment or appropriate advice.
The service is paid for by the NHS so there is NO COST to you.
The optometry appointment may not need to be the same day, but urgent issues will receive urgent attention. On busy clinic days you may have to wait.
If the optician you contact cannot see you, they will either give you advice or arrange for you to be seen elsewhere.
See information under the physical tab on physiotherapy including self referral forms and a couple of websites with information and videos showing what exercises to do to ease your problem.
Also under the physical tab you will find information on who to call when you discover you are pregnant or who to call if you are worried about problems.
There are many local services available for you from making yourself appointments for counselling and CBT, bereavement support, self harming all available at the mental health pages.
For help with a variety of addictions please check the stop smoking information on the physical page and for drug alcohol and gambling see the mental health pages.
Two services are available for NHS hearing aid patients including The Hear to Help service in Clydebank or for more complicated repairs the audiology department at Gartnavel. More information under the physical tab.
The team can be contacted for information on many matters including advice about home care, residential and nursing homes, self directed support, respite and short breaks, community alarm and telecare, children at risk, adoption and fostering, applying for a Blue Badge, Adapting your home and generally assessing your needs. The website is at www.west-dunbarton.gov.uk/health-social-care/ For the Old Kilpatrick Dalmuir and Clydebank areas call the
