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Welcome to the Houston and Bridge of Weir Surgeries

The practice has been in existence since the early 1900s when a Dr Laurie moved to Bridge of Weir from Houston and, since that time, surgeries have been in operation in both villages. The first of the present doctors to join the practice was Dr McLaren in 1981, followed by Dr Smith in 1987, Dr van der Lee in 1997, Dr Storey in 1998, Dr Fisher in 2002 and Dr Parkhill in 2006.

Disabled access

Both our surgeries have suitable access for disabled patients, and all the patient areas including waiting room, consulting rooms and toilets have wheelchair access. Automatic doors are installed at both surgeries. An ear loop is available on request for patients with hearing difficulties.

Confidentiality

We always endeavour to be as discreet as possible when speaking with patients at the reception desk.  If, however, you feel your enquiry or discussion requires more privacy, please bring this to our attention and we will be happy to speak to you away from the reception desk.

Breastfeeding

If you wish to feed your baby while waiting for an appointment, please speak to a receptionist who will direct you to a more comfortable/peaceful area.


(Site updated 10/05/2012)
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