Surgery Hours
The Pinn Medical Centre is now open 365 days a year .
You are more than welcome to book an appointment as normal in advance. If you have any urgent medical problems we can usually try and fit you in with a doctor on the same day.
However, we are now also operating a walk-in service, and even if you are not registered as one of our patients, we are more than happy to see you to try and help with your medical needs.
Please note that the doors to the surgery close at 7.30pm
If you have any queries or questions please do not hessitate to contact us.
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