First Contact Physiotherapy

 

If you have muscle, back or joint problems the practice can now give you an appointment to see a Physiotherapist first instead of your GP.   The Physiotherapist will assess your problem, give advice and refer on for further treatment if required. 
 

Please fill out one of the self referrals below or contact the practice and one of our team can book you in to the next available appointment.

 

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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.

 

Sources of Support

 

 

Sources of Support (SOS) in Dundee is a local social prescribing service available through Gp practices, featuring Primary Care Link Workers and Associatr Practitioners who help people aged 16 or over deal with non-medical, social, and economic life issues.

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Interpretation Services

The practice has access to spoken language and deafblind interpretation and translation services.  If you would like to access this service please let the receptionist know when you make your appointment.
 

If unable to make an appointment by telephone then please email the practice at tay.ancrum@nhs.scot to request an appointment.

How to contact us

Ancrum Medical Centre

12-14 Ancrum Road  
Dundee

DD2 2HZ

 

Telephone 01382 669316

Surgery opening times

Monday-Friday 8am-6pm

 

For Appointments,Telephone Advice  or Home Visit Requests

 

Telephone 01382 669316

 

Before 8am and after 6pm on weekdays or at weekends, phone main surgery number which will instruct you to telephone NHS 24 on 111.

Please only use this service for problems that cannot wait until the next working day

NHS 24 (Out of hours) telephone 111

 

In life threatening emergencies such as collapse,severe chest pains, unconsciousness and severe bleeding, telephone 999 for an ambulance


Extended hours appointmets are available from 7.30am on a Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning.  A small number of pre-bookable appointments will be available each week.  Please speak with our reception staff to book an appointment at this time.

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