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Useful Contacts

Useful Contactstelephone

Carluke Community Health Centre 01555 770635
Lanark Social Work Dept 01555 673400
Citizens Advice 01698 259389
Carluke Police 01555 772222
Family planning and sexual health 08456 187191
NHS Lanarkshire
Clydesdale Locality Law House,
Airdrie Road Law,
Carluke,
ML8 5ER
01698 377825
Physiotherapy assessment line 01236 713901
West of Scotland Breast Screening 0141 572 5800


Hospitals

Wishaw General 01698 361100
Monklands 01236 748748
Hairmyres 01355 585000


Cancer Support

MacMillan Information         
& Support Centre
0141 301 7390
Lanarkshire Cancer
Care Trust (Drivers)
01698 355137
Maggie's Centre             
Wishaw General   
01698 358392


Carer Support

South Lanarkshire Carers Network www.slcn.co.uk          01698 285163
The Princess Royal Trust Lanarkshire Carers Centre
www.prtlcc.org.uk
01698 428 090
South Lanarkshire Young Carers Service            
Email- youngcarerservice@southlanarkshire.gov.uk   
01698 455455

Counselling Services                                                            

Relate (Marriage/Relationship Counselling) 0300 100 1234
CRUSE (Bereavement Counselling) 0844 477 9400
Samaritans  08457 90 90 90
Alcoholics Anonymous  0845 769 7555
Al-Anon  (for family/friends of alcoholics)  020 7403 0888
Liber8 Lanarkshire (alcohol/substance misuse) 01698  825114
NSPCC 0808 800 5000
Childline  0800 1111
National Centre for Eating Disorders 0845 838 2040
Alzheimer's Society Helpline 0845 300 0336
Money Matters (Money and Benefit Advice)  01555 673539


What to do in the event of the death of a family member

The Scottish Government has produced a helpful leaflet, which is available from the surgery, or via the weblink below
http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Publications/2003/08/17011/21438


Local Funeral Directors and Undertakers

Co-operative Funeral Service 01555  751118
Joseph Potts 01555  772099
Ian Brown 01555  870287
Henry Dorricott Funeral Service 01555  666620


Church Ministers and Priests

Rev.Iain Cunningham Kirkton Parish Church

01555 750778 (office)
01555 771262 (home)

Rev.Roy Cowieson  St.John's Parish Church 01555 752519
Rev.Helen Jamieson St.Andrew's Parish Church 01555 771218
Fr.James Naughton St.Athanasius R.C.Church 01555 771250
Rev.Trevor Wilson Kirkstyle Baptist Church 01555 751400
Rev.Irene John United Reformed Church 01555 772511
Rev.James Tatton Calvary Christian Fellowship 01555 772893




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Telephone 01555 777500 to make an appointment

St Luke's Medical Practice.

We chose this name as St.Luke's Tower is a well known Carluke landmark, visable from our wing in our new health centre. Tower
  Also, St.Luke, in the Bible, was a physician.

We hope you like our new name, and our lovely new Health Centre.

Thank you for your patience during the time of our move.

We realise that we are continuing a heritage of medical care as a GP practice in Carluke.
Since the NHS began in 1948, Carluke has been served by a succession of respected GPs. Dr.Cuthbert, then Dr.Sommerville practiced out of a property in Clyde Street.  
Dr.Paterson joined with Dr.Sommerville in 1958, and for a few years, the practice was housed in the 'Templar's Hall'.
In about 1976, the practice moved to our previous premises in Market Place, where Dr.Paterson was joined by Dr.Ann Jackson.

Gradually, with more doctors joining, and changes in medicine, we feel that we 'outgrew' the old health centre, and plans were made to move to Chapel Street.

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Our Doctors

Dr.Stewart and Dr.Innes both started in the practice in 1984.
Dr.Boyd joined in 1991, Dr.Gemmill in 1992, and Dr.MacDonald in 1994. Our team was completed by Dr.Arnott in 1998.

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Open Access Appointments

We run an Open Access clinic between
8am - 9.30am each weekday morning.

We are unable to accommodate a lot of people waiting in the shared waiting area in the foyer. We would ask you NOT to turn up too early. The receptionists will be unable to take names before 8am.
The Health Centre doors do not open before 8.00am. Patients with a booked appointment (extended hours) are admitted individually by pressing the button at the back door.


We will endeavour to see patients as quickly as possible.

Thanks for your patience.

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