Welcome to Mistylaw Medical Practice

Our practice is split site with our main practice in Lochwinnoch and our branch surgery in Beith. Our practice consists of 4 GP’s, an Advanced Nurse Practitioner, a Practice Nurse, and an administrative team. 

We have a number of Allied Health professionals that work within the practice including:

• Community Pharmacist
• Community Physiotherapist
• Community Link Worker
• Community Phlebotomist

We have close links with the district nurses and health visitors attached to the practice.

Appointments

We provide a mixture of telephone and face to face appointments bookable on the day from 8am. We also provide advanced booking appointments. To book an appointment please contact the surgery.

Prescriptions- Please order at least 48 hours in advance

There are various methods for ordering your prescriptions:

• Email- Email your name, address, date of birth and items required with strength and dosage to ggc.gp87432prescriptions@nhs.scot
• EMIS access- to register please visit the surgery with photographic ID to request a log in 
• Voicemail- please call the surgery and select option 3 to leave a voice message. Please speak clearly leaving your name, date of birth and items required with strength and dosage. 
• Post Box- we have a post box on the surgery gates at Lochwinnoch and a post box on the door at Beith. 

Signposting- Right Care Right Person 

Our trained team will ask some information to direct you to the most appropriate healthcare professional. If your problem is of a personal nature, please explain this to the receptionist.

Our phone lines open from 8am-6pm Monday- Friday

Lochwinnoch Surgery is open between 08:30 and 18:00.

Beith Surgery is open between 08:30 and 18:00 except Tuesday & Friday when it closes at 13:00.  From 13:00 - 18:00 emergency cover is provided from the main surgery in Lochwinnoch. If you require assistance please call 01505 842200. 

When we are closed

For health information and advice or if you need medical help fast when we are closed, call NHS24 on 111. 

In life threating emergencies such as chest pain and severe shortness of breath you should call 999.