Comrie Medical Centre

Welcome to Comrie Medical Centre

We look after patients in a wide geographical area, including Balquhidder, Strathyre, Lochearnhead, St. Fillans and Crieff as well as the village of Comrie and the surrounding glens. 

Due to capacity we no longer accept patients with a PH7 postcode.

The Practice is a long established one. Initially it was a single-handed practice based in a doctor’s house, but we now have 2 part-time GPs and a dedicated and enthusiastic team of practice and community staff working from a modern purpose-built medical centre. We are strongly committed to training and regularly take medical and nursing students on attachment.

Disabled access

The Medical Centre has suitable access for disabled patients and all the patient areas have wheelchair access. A wheelchair is also available, please ask at Reception.

TRAINING

MEDICAL STUDENTS

The practice is an accredited practice for training medical students. This means there may be medical students attached to the practice at various times.  The doctors may have a medical student present during consultations at the surgery or on home visits.

We understand that patients may not wish to discuss sensitive subjects in the presence of a medical student. Therefore, you will be informed accordingly when you report to the reception desk. Please inform the receptionists if you prefer to see the doctor alone. You don’t have to give a reason and the doctor will understand.

Urgent advice: Practice Closure 26 November 2025 from 1pm

PROTECTED  LEARNING  TIME                                        

 Comrie Medical Centre is participating in Protected Learning Time on Wednesday 26 November 2025 between 1pm until 6pm.  

If you require urgent medical attention during this time and cannot wait until Thursday morning to be seen please telephone 01764 670217 and press 1 on your telephone keypad or hold the line to speak to a member of the practice team.  

If you CAN wait until Thursday morning, please call back then. 

After 6pm if you require urgent medical advice please call NHS 24 on telephone number 111 

Page last reviewed: 10 November 2025
Page created: 02 October 2024