**Govan Health Centre – The Blue Practice**

Located in the heart of Glasgow at 5 Drumoyne Road, Govan Health Centre – The Blue Practice is dedicated to providing exceptional healthcare services tailored to meet the unique needs of our community. With a commitment to patient-centered care, our experienced team of medical professionals is here to ensure you receive the highest quality of treatment in a welcoming and supportive environment.

As a split-base GP practice, we operate from both Westfield Medical Practice and The Blue Practice, offering a comprehensive range of services that include routine check-ups, chronic disease management, and preventive care. We pride ourselves on utilizing state-of-the-art medical equipment and advanced treatment protocols to help you achieve optimal health and well-being.

What sets The Blue Practice apart is our focus on fostering a strong health community. We believe in empowering our patients through education and involvement, offering workshops, informational sessions, and health-related classes that encourage active participation in personal health journeys. Our compassionate staff is always available to answer questions and provide guidance, making your healthcare experience as seamless as possible.

At Govan Health Centre, we understand the importance of accessibility. You can easily book an appointment by calling us at 0141 882 2222 or visiting our website at [www.govanbluepractice.co.uk](http://www.govanbluepractice.co.uk/). We invite you to join our thriving health community and discover the difference that exceptional care can make in your life. Your health is our priority, and together, we can achieve a healthier future.

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Silvia Nicoleta

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The “same day appointments” system is horrendous. There is no call queue in place, so one has to

2/ 5

The “same day appointments” system is horrendous. There is no call queue in place, so one has to just keep calling back because “that number is busy”. There is no way they will hold one’s number close in case there is a cancellation - one has to call throughout the day (randomly), to see if there is one. It’s perfectly understandable that phone lines would be busy, and the day would be fully booked within half an hour. It’s not understandable to not have a better call managing system in place. The current one is disgusting. Otherwise it’s an alright practice.

stony broke

1 Google Rating

I went to se the doctor early February with a rather sore arm after describing were and how sore it

1/ 5

I went to se the doctor early February with a rather sore arm after describing were and how sore it was the doctor merely turned his head and said I'll refer you to physiotherapy so after a few more weeks of trying to do the stretches provided to me I return to the doctor my arm even more sore by this point this time a lady doctor sent me for an xray some 3 weeks later I return to the doctor and find I had broken my arm now I'm I've been finally referred to surgery now I'm no doctor however I still believe this is all a result of negligence from the first doctor

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