We are an established GP practice committed to providing high-quality, patient-centered care.

Our practice is led by two experienced GP partners, Dr Ronnie Ip and Dr Kate Macdonald, who are supported by a dedicated team of clinician's including Dr Vivien Wong, Dr Jennifer Kao, and Dr Helen Blanchfield, along side our Practice Nurse Moira Bennet and our Health Care Assistant Linda.

Together, we work collaboratively to ensure our patients receive safe, compassionate, and effective medical care.

As a teaching practice we are proud to support the training of future healthcare professionals, ensuring continual learning and improvement across our team.

In addition to routine GP services, we offer a wide range of additional support for our patients.

These include:

• Sources of Support
• PALMS
• Welfare Rights

helping patients access practical, emotional, and social support alongside their healthcare needs.

Our aim is to treat every patient with respect, understanding, and professionalism, supporting not only their physical wellbeing but their overall wellbeing.

COMMUNITY CARE AND TREATMENT CENTRES

Your GP may ask you to attend one of the Community Care and Treatment Centres to have certain procedures carried out, such as having blood taken, ear care or wound care.   There are several centres set up throughout Dundee and patients can attend any of the treatment centres.   If you are asked to attend one of the centres for a procedure then please telephone 496717 to make your own appointment.

PSA BLOOD TEST

There has been a lot of information in the press about prostate cancer, and its diagnosis, over recent months.  As a Practice, we are happy to support you in your decision about whether to have a PSA blood test.  It is important that you understand all the implications first, however.  If you are considering this then we would ask that you please read the UK Government information at: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/prostate-specific-antigen-testing-description-in-brief/psa-testing-and-prostate-cancer-advice-for-men-without-symptoms-of-prostate-disease-aged-50-and-over before requesting your test.  This information is all aimed at well men, aged 50 and over, who have no urinary symptoms, who are considering having a PSA test.  If you do have urinary symptoms, then you should book a GP appointment to discuss further.  If, after reading the Government information you still wish to have a PSA blood test then please book an appointment via our reception team.

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