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Medical Services in Torphins
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Torphins is a single-handed, non-dispensing, General Practice serving the patients in the villages of Torphins, Lumphanan, Kincardine O'Neil and the surrounding area.
Today, the Torphins Medical Practice and Health & Resource Centre is situated on St. Marnan Rd site in Torphins. The Telephone number is 013398 82221
This building was the formerly the Parish of Kincardine O'Neil Memorial Hospital, which was closed in 2003.
A map of the location is available here.
Did you know that, with reference to the figures supplied by the medical practice, in 20007/ 2008 Torphins has a low 6% of the patients smoked, compared to 19% for Grampian average, or that the list has a higher than average for UK count on depression and obesity. See the links page for the Torphins Disease Prevalences QOF Database.
Services Provided
- Preventative Care and Advice
- Chronic disease clinics
- Screening Examinations / Elderly Checks
- Antenatal & Postnatal Care
- Minor Surgery
- Family Planning (Including Coil Fitting)
- Cervical Smears
- Immunisations - influenza, hepatitis etc.
- Anticoagulant monitoring
- Ambulatory BP monitoring
Private Services (which may incur a fee) include
- Insurance / HGV & other examinations
- Passport Applications - certificates etc.
Note : The nearest dispensing Chemist is:
Torphins Pharmacy, 1 Beltie Road Torphins AB31 4GN : tel : 013398 82071
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Surgery opening hours
Monday - Friday - 8:30 - 18:00
Thursday 8:30 - 12:00pm (Cover provided by
Tarland Medical Practice)
Consulting hours
Every weekday morning - 9:00 - 10:30
Monday & Wednesday afternoon - 15:00 - 17:30
Tuesday & Friday afternoon - 14:00 - 16:00
Thursday afternoon - Closed - Tarland cover
Saturdays & Sundays - Closed - G-Med cover
Alternate Wednesday Evenings - 18:00 - 19:30
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Original entrance of the
"Parish of Kincardine O'Neil
Memorial Hospital". |
NHS 24 out of hours cover:
Highly skilled nurses are at hand 24 hours a day to give expert advice you can contact them direct on: 08454 24 24 24
In a life threatening emergency you should dial 999 and ask for an ambulance. |
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