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Caledonia Medical Practice: appointments, hours, prescriptions, Patient Services and NHS 24 help

Caledonia Medical Practice is an NHS Scotland GP surgery at Central Health Centre, North Carbrain Road, Cumbernauld, G67 1BJ. This guide gives the practical route for same-day clinician calls, routine telephone appointments, nurse appointments, prescription ordering, Patient Services login, registration, treatment room, MSK self-referral, referrals, doctors, access and what to do when the surgery is closed.

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Main surgery phone

Use this for: appointment requests, urgent same-day clinician call-back, routine telephone appointments, medication review appointments after 11am, registration questions, help if you cannot use online services, interpreter needs, and general reception support.

Address and extra contact routes

Caledonia Medical Practice
Central Health Centre
North Carbrain Road
Cumbernauld
G67 1BJ

Prescription line: 01698 75 50 52
Treatment room: 01698 75 50 25
Email: enquiries.cm@lanarkshire.scot.nhs.uk
Out of hours: NHS 24 on 111

Open directions
Main phone
01698 75 50 50
Prescription line
01698 75 50 52
Normal hours
Mon–Fri 8am–6pm
Out of hours
NHS 24: 111
Fast answer: Caledonia Medical Practice is at Central Health Centre, North Carbrain Road, Cumbernauld, G67 1BJ. Main phone: 01698 75 50 50. Prescription line: 01698 75 50 52. Treatment room: 01698 75 50 25. Normal opening is Monday to Friday, 08:00–18:00, weekend closed, with Monday evening extended hours by reception request. For urgent non-life-threatening care when closed, call NHS 24 on 111.

What searchers actually need from “Caledonia Medical Practice”

Patients usually want a phone number, appointment route, prescription route, opening hours, Patient Services login, registration instructions or NHS 24 advice. Use the matching action below.

Search phraseReal user needFast answer
Caledonia Medical Practice phone numberCall the correct Cumbernauld surgery.Use 01698 75 50 50.
Caledonia Medical Practice appointmentsSpeak to GP, pharmacist or ANP.Call reception; urgent health concerns can be called between 8am and 6pm.
Caledonia Medical Practice opening hoursKnow when phones/surgery are open.Mon–Fri 8am–6pm, weekend closed, closed 12:30–1:30 for staff training.
Caledonia prescriptionsOrder routine repeat medicine.Use local pharmacy, Patient Services, outside prescription box, or prescription line 01698 75 50 52.
Patient Services CaledoniaSet up online repeat prescriptions.New users need a unique passcode available only from reception; Practice ID 61339.
Caledonia treatment roomDressings, wounds, ear-syringing and nursing treatment-room work.Treatment room phone 01698 75 50 25; open 8am–6pm, booking 9am–4:30pm.
Register with Caledonia Medical PracticeJoin the practice.Practice says Cumbernauld practices are accepting registrations; Caledonia covers Cumbernauld Town only.
Caledonia Medical Practice CQCQuality-rating style search.CQC is an England regulator; for this Scotland practice, use official practice/NHS Scotland/NHS 24 sources instead.

Decision hub: GP, pharmacist, ANP, nurse, treatment room, MSK or NHS 24?

Choose the correct service before waiting on the wrong line or asking for a GP when another NHS Scotland route is faster.

Call 999 now

Chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing difficulty, collapse, severe bleeding, severe allergic reaction, seizure not stopping, overdose, acute confusion, serious injury or someone not responding.

Urgent GP/practice concern

Call 01698 75 50 50 between 8am and 6pm. The admin team will ask details so the right clinician can call back.

Routine telephone appointment

Some routine telephone appointments are available each day. If you need a face-to-face exam, the clinician will arrange a suitable time.

Practice nurse appointment

Practice nurse appointments are face-to-face and can be booked in advance. Ask early if you need an interpreter.

Repeat prescription

Use pharmacy registration, Patient Services, prescription box outside the practice, or prescription line 01698 75 50 52 for regular routine medicine only.

Surgery closed

Use NHS 24 on 111 for urgent non-life-threatening help. Use 999 for life-threatening emergencies.

Opening hours, lunchtime closure and Monday extended hours

The official opening-times page lists weekday opening from 08:00 to 18:00 and weekend closure.

Time / dayOfficial detailPractical patient note
Monday08:00–18:00Extended hours may be offered Monday evening 17:30–19:30; ask reception. Public holidays can change this.
Tuesday08:00–18:00Use for routine calls, nurse booking and admin questions.
Wednesday08:00–18:00Keep your phone nearby after requesting a clinician call-back.
Thursday08:00–18:00Order routine medicine before weekend pressure.
Friday08:00–18:00Do not leave prescription or fit-note admin until late Friday.
WeekendClosedCall NHS 24 on 111 if urgent and not life-threatening.
Daily closure12:30–13:30 for staff trainingDo not assume full reception access at lunchtime.
Last hourEmergencies only between 5pm and 6pmUse earlier for routine matters where possible.
Public holiday tip: the practice homepage lists Scottish holiday closures and updates. Check the official website before travelling or ordering medicine around Easter, May holidays, September holiday, Christmas or New Year.

Appointments: same-day clinician calls and nurse appointments

The practice says all appointments are bookable on the day. It has a number of routine telephone appointments each day, and if a face-to-face examination is needed, the clinician arranges a suitable time.

1
Check emergency signs first.
Use 999 for danger signs. Use NHS 24 on 111 when urgent but not life-threatening and the surgery is closed.
2
For clinician help, call 01698 75 50 50.
For urgent health concerns, the practice says call any time between 8am and 6pm.
3
Give details to the admin team.
The team asks about your health concern so you speak to the appropriate person.
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Expect the right clinician, not always a GP.
The call-back may be from a GP, pharmacist or Advanced Nurse Practitioner.
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Answer the phone.
The practice says it cannot continue to retry because of call volume.
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Nurse appointments are different.
Practice nurse appointments are face-to-face and can be booked in advance.
Simple call script
Hello, my name is [name]. My date of birth is [date]. I am registered at Caledonia Medical Practice. I need help with [one clear issue]. It started [when]. It is [getting worse / not improving]. I have tried [medicine/self-care]. Is this best for a GP, pharmacist, Advanced Nurse Practitioner, practice nurse, treatment room, MSK self-referral, NHS 24 or 999?

Repeat prescriptions: pharmacy, Patient Services, outside box or phone line

The official prescription page says repeat prescriptions are for long-term medication and can be requested without making an appointment. The homepage adds that the dedicated prescription line is available Monday to Friday, 8am to 8pm, excluding public holidays, for regular routine medication only.

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Local pharmacy route

The practice lists registering with your local pharmacy as a repeat-prescription route.

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Patient Services

New users need their own email address, registration form and unique online passcode available only from reception.

Box

Prescription box

You can place your request in the box outside the practice door.

Call

Prescription line

Call 01698 75 50 52, Monday to Friday 8am–8pm, excluding public holidays, for regular routine medicines only.

Prescription issueOfficial detailBest action
Routine repeat medicineUse pharmacy, Patient Services, outside box or prescription line.Order before your final few doses.
Ad hoc medicinePractice says it cannot process medication not discussed with a GP, such as antibiotics.Use appointment/clinician route instead.
Patient Services setupNew users need an email address and unique passcode from reception. Practice ID: 61339.Ask reception before you need urgent medicine.
Contraceptive or HRT treatmentOnline services page says these require annual review and will not be issued via online prescription request service.Contact the surgery for review.
Medication review note on slipHomepage says phone after 11am to make routine telephone appointment for medication review.Do this before your medicine is blocked or delayed.
Long-term medicine reviewPrescription page says repeat medication may be reviewed by doctor, nurse practitioner or practice nurse at least once a year.Bring medicine list and side-effect questions.
Medicine safety tip: do not use the prescription line for antibiotics, one-off medicines or medicines you have not already discussed with a GP. Those need clinical review, not a repeat-prescription request.

Patient Services login: what it can and cannot do

The online services page says GP online services allow patients to order repeat prescriptions online. It also says new users need to complete a simple registration form and receive a unique online passcode available only from reception.

StepWhat to doPatient tip
Step 1Ask reception about registering for online services.Do this before medicine is nearly finished.
Step 2Complete the practice registration process.Each user needs their own email address.
Step 3Use the unique online passcode from reception.Keep it private and do not share it with unofficial sites.
Step 4Order repeat prescriptions shown on your account.Use the free-text/message area only where appropriate.
LimitContraceptive or HRT treatment requires annual review.Contact the surgery rather than relying on online repeat request.
Login safety: start from the official practice page or Patient Services website. Do not enter GP login details into random search-result pages, social-media forms or links sent by unknown callers.

Treatment room and Central Health Centre services

The Central Health Centre offers multiple services, and the treatment room is run by qualified NHS Lanarkshire nurses.

Service / clinicOfficial detailBest action
Treatment roomRun by NHS Lanarkshire nurses for wounds, dressings, ear-syringing and similar care.Phone 01698 75 50 25 if you need booking guidance.
Treatment room locationUpper floor of the health centre.Plan lift/stair/access needs before attending.
Treatment room hoursOpen 8am–6pm; phone booking system 9am–4:30pm.Do not leave booking calls until late afternoon.
Health centre servicesPhysiotherapy, consultant-led clinics, dentist, smoking cessation, podiatry, child health and phlebotomy are listed.Ask whether you need GP referral, direct booking or separate NHS Lanarkshire route.
Ante-natal clinicsTuesday and Thursday; currently held in Kildrum Health Centre by NHS Lanarkshire midwives.Follow midwife appointment instructions, not just GP reception.
Child vaccination clinicHeld in the Child Health Wing at Central Health Centre; appointment sent by post.Bring child health record/red book if relevant.

Register with Caledonia Medical Practice

The official registration page says all practices in Cumbernauld are accepting new patient registrations and patients should register with the practice most suited to their requirements. Caledonia says it covers Cumbernauld Town only.

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Check you live in the practice area.
The practice says it covers Cumbernauld Town only.
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Use Google Chrome if registering online.
The official page specifically asks patients to register online using Google Chrome.
3
Prepare proof details.
The practice asks for recent utility bill proof and one form of photographic ID for eligibility confirmation.
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Complete both forms.
You need a registration form and health questionnaire while the practice waits for your previous records.
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Arrange the new-patient health check.
The practice says new patients are offered a health check so tests are up to date and repeat medication is recorded accurately.
Repeat medicine warning: if you take regular medicine, do not switch GP or wait for records transfer when you are nearly out. Keep an updated medication list and ask reception how to avoid a gap.

Muscle, joint and back pain: NHS Lanarkshire self-referral routes

The official MSK page says patients can access MSK physiotherapy through GP referral, another healthcare professional, online self-referral, paper self-referral, walking-aid/splint self-referral, and a non-emergency MSK advice number.

MSK problemBest routeImportant note
Non-emergency muscle/joint problemSelf-refer online where possible.Online self-referral is the preferred route.
Cannot use online formPrint and post paper self-referral form.Use paper only if online is not possible.
Need walking aid or splintUse walking-aid/splint self-referral where appropriate.GP referral may still be possible if you cannot complete form.
Need phone adviceCall 0800 917 9390.Listed hours: 9am–6pm, Monday to Friday.
Emergency injury or serious symptomsUse NHS 24/999 depending on severity.MSK self-referral is not for life-threatening or severe injury symptoms.

Hospital referrals: how to check progress

If your GP has referred you to hospital, the official referrals page gives a specific referral-management phone number and opening hours.

Referral taskOfficial detailPatient action
Check hospital referral progressCall Referrals Management on 0300 3030 249.Have your CHI/NHS number, date of referral and specialty ready if known.
Opening hoursMonday to Thursday 8:30am–7:30pm; Friday 9am–4pm.Call inside these hours to avoid repeat attempts.
Hospital arranged test/referralHospital or clinic may own the result/referral.Contact the hospital department if it arranged the test or appointment.

Clinics, travel advice, smears, chronic disease and children

The official services page lists practice and health-centre routes that help patients choose the right appointment.

Practice nurse appointments
Cervical smears
Family planning advice
Well Woman clinic
Well Man clinic
Chronic disease management
Asthma / diabetes / COPD
Child Health Wing
Smoking cessation
Podiatry
Phlebotomy / bloods
Travel clinic route
Travel advice warning: the practice homepage says it currently does not provide travel letters, recovery letters or travel vaccine advice, and directs patients to Monklands Travel Clinic on 01236 713800.

Doctors, ANPs, nurses and attached staff

The official staff page lists doctors, nurse practitioners, practice nurses, reception/admin staff, health visitors, midwife and district nurses. Availability can change, so treat names as a route guide and verify current clinician availability with the practice.

Team areaOfficial examplesBest for patients
Doctors listedDr S Hanif, Dr J Nellaney, Dr F Irvine, Dr K Lewin, Dr R Paterson, Dr L Stewart, Dr D Logan, Dr A Afzal and Dr Sheraz Hanif are shown on the official page.GP consultations, diagnosis, referrals, medication decisions and complex problems.
Training practiceThe homepage says Caledonia is accredited with NHS Education for Scotland and may offer appointments with GP Registrars.GP Registrars are qualified doctors training to become GPs; supervision or discussion with trainer may occur.
Advanced Nurse PractitionersMrs Lynne Jappy ANP, Mr Paul Blenkinsop ANP, Ms Shona Henderson ANP.Clinical assessment, same-day support and appropriate care routing.
Practice nursesSister Claire Coia and Ms Elaine Geor are listed.Family planning, healthy living advice, BP checks, dressings, chronic disease clinics and cervical smears.
Health visitorHealth visitor phone: 01236 794112.Babies, children under five, family support and wellbeing advice.
Attached staffDistrict Midwife 01698 755 237; District Nurses 01698 687 842.Pregnancy care and housebound/community nursing support.

Map, arrival, access and local visit checklist

Address: Caledonia Medical Practice, Central Health Centre, North Carbrain Road, Cumbernauld, G67 1BJ. Use this map for travel planning only; confirm appointment time, department and closure notice before leaving.

Map

For a driver or carer

Send the full address: Caledonia Medical Practice, Central Health Centre, North Carbrain Road, Cumbernauld, G67 1BJ.

Room

Treatment room

The treatment room is on the upper floor and is run by NHS Lanarkshire nurses. Phone 01698 75 50 25 for booking guidance.

Prep

Before attending

Bring appointment details, medicine boxes, allergies list, hospital letters, forms, samples if requested and interpreter/access requirements.

Late

If running late

Call reception as soon as safe. Clinician call-backs may not be retried repeatedly because of call volume.

When Caledonia Medical Practice is closed

The official contact page lists out-of-hours help as 111. In Scotland, NHS 24 on 111 is the urgent non-emergency route when your GP surgery is closed.

ProblemUse thisExamples
Life-threatening emergencyCall 999Chest pain, stroke signs, severe breathing difficulty, collapse, severe bleeding, severe allergic reaction or not responding.
Urgent but not life-threateningCall NHS 24 on 111Too unwell to wait until the surgery reopens, or unsure where to go.
Minor illness / medicine questionLocal pharmacy, NHS inform or NHS 24 depending on severity.Cough/cold, medicine advice, side effects, minor self-care questions.
Routine prescriptionUse the practice prescription routes when open.Pharmacy route, Patient Services, outside box or prescription line.
Routine adminWait for surgery opening or contact reception.Forms, routine reviews, non-urgent letters, new patient questions.

Official action links used

Use these after reading the practical route above. This article explains what each official link is for so patients do not land on the wrong page or call the wrong service.

Official Caledonia Medical Practice website · Official contact details · Opening times · Appointments · Repeat prescriptions · Online services · New patients · Clinics and services · MSK self-referral · Referrals · Doctors and staff · NHS 24 · NHS inform

Caledonia Medical Practice FAQs

What is Caledonia Medical Practice phone number?
The main phone number is 01698 75 50 50. Use it for appointments, urgent same-day clinician call-back, routine telephone appointments, medication review booking, registration questions, interpreter needs and general reception support.
Where is Caledonia Medical Practice?
Caledonia Medical Practice is at Central Health Centre, North Carbrain Road, Cumbernauld, G67 1BJ.
What is the prescription line?
The dedicated prescription line is 01698 75 50 52. The practice says this line is available Monday to Friday, 8am to 8pm, excluding public holidays, and should be used only for regular routine medication.
What is the treatment room phone number?
The treatment room phone number is 01698 75 50 25. It is run by NHS Lanarkshire nurses and deals with wounds, dressings, ear-syringing and similar treatment-room care.
What are Caledonia Medical Practice opening hours?
The official opening-times page lists Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 18:00, weekend closed. It also says extended hours are offered on Monday evening from 17:30 to 19:30 by reception request and that the surgery is closed between 12:30 and 13:30 for staff training.
How do I request an appointment?
Call 01698 75 50 50. The practice says all appointments are bookable on the day, routine telephone appointments are available each day, and urgent health concerns can be called between 8am and 6pm.
Who calls me back after an urgent appointment request?
The practice says you may receive a call back from a GP, pharmacist or Advanced Nurse Practitioner. Make sure you answer the call because the practice says it cannot continue retrying because of call volume.
Can I book practice nurse appointments in advance?
Yes. The official appointments page says the practice has 2 practice nurses and all their appointments are face-to-face and can be booked in advance.
Can I get a telephone interpreter?
Yes. The appointments page says telephone interpreters are available if required, and patients should let reception know in advance.
How do I order repeat prescriptions online?
Register for the practice online service / Patient Services. New users need their own email address, a simple registration form and a unique online passcode available only from reception. The practice ID is 61339.
Can I request antibiotics through the prescription line?
No. The practice homepage says the prescription line is for regular routine medication only and cannot process ad hoc medication requests not discussed with a GP, such as antibiotics.
What if I need a medication review?
The practice homepage says if you require a medication review, or your prescription says to make a medication review appointment, phone after 11am to make a routine telephone appointment.
Can I register as a new patient?
The registration page says all practices in Cumbernauld are accepting new patient registrations, and Caledonia welcomes patients who live within its practice area covering Cumbernauld Town only and are not already registered with a GP practice in Cumbernauld.
What do I need to register?
The practice asks for a registration form and health questionnaire, recent utility bill proof of address and one form of photographic ID. New patients are offered a health check to ensure tests and repeat medication information are accurate.
How do I self-refer for muscle or joint problems?
The practice MSK page links to NHS Lanarkshire online physiotherapy self-referral and says patients can also call 0800 917 9390 for non-emergency MSK help between 9am and 6pm Monday to Friday.
How do I check a hospital referral?
If your GP has made a hospital referral, the official referrals page says to call Referrals Management on 0300 3030 249. Opening hours are Monday to Thursday 8:30am to 7:30pm and Friday 9am to 4pm.
What should I do when Caledonia Medical Practice is closed?
Call NHS 24 on 111 for urgent medical help that is not life-threatening. Call 999 for life-threatening emergencies. Routine prescriptions, forms and non-urgent appointment requests should wait for practice opening routes.
Independent directory disclaimer: medicalpracticeuk.org is not NHS Scotland, NHS Lanarkshire, NHS 24 and not Caledonia Medical Practice. This guide is for general patient information only. Phone numbers, opening hours, appointment routes, prescription rules, Patient Services setup, registration status, treatment room details, clinics, clinician names, referral routes and public holiday closures can change. Always confirm important details with the official practice website, NHS 24, NHS inform or the surgery before relying on them.
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