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Chalmers Hospital2a Chalmers StreetEdinburghEH3 9HQTelephone: 0131 536 1070 NHS Lothian’s Sexual and Reproductive Health Service (formerly Family Planning and Well Woman services and the Genitourinary Medicine (GUM) department) now operates from the Chalmers Sexual Health Centre.​ The walk in clinics are not on due to COVID, and the standard opening times are 8.30am to 7.30pm

Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh The Transplant Unit in Edinburgh provides live donor kidney transplantation services for the East of Scotland. Potential donors from outwith the local area will undergo the majority of their assessment at a unit close to where they live. However all live kidney donors will attend at least once to an outpatient

Our aim is for you to return to your full health potential and ultimately to be just as healthy as you were prior to donation. In order to achieve this, there are certain things you must refrain from doing for a few weeks. This guide will explain all the do’s and don’ts of the recovery

Leith Community Treatment CentreJunction PlaceEdinburghEH6 5JQTelephone: 0131 536 6225 Contact Details Leith Community Treatment Centre (CTC) provides a wide range of outpatient and day services for adults and children living in Leith and north-east Edinburgh. Patients are referred for treatment by their GP or hospital consultant. The centre brings together services that were previously scattered

Regional Endoscopy UnitQueen Margaret HospitalWhitefield RoadDunfermlineKY12 OSU The Regional Endoscopy Unit based at Queen Margaret Hospital provides diagnostic and surveillance tests for patients from NHS Fife, NHS Lothian and NHS Forth Valley. The Unit has two state-of-the-art endoscopy rooms within a newly designed Unit with excellent admission, assessment and recovery facilities. The rooms are equipped with the newest endoscopic equipment, computers and

Patient Advice and Support Service (PASS) PASS is an independent service who provides free, accessible and confidential information, advice and support to patients, their families and carers about NHS healthcare. They can help you through the process of providing feedback, from explaining your rights and responsibilities as a patient, to helping you write a letter

NHS Lothian has a responsibility to protect health and reduce inequalities. It aims to be a health promoting organisation and provide a safe and healthy environment for everyone using its premises. The Scottish Government Tobacco Control Strategy requires that NHS grounds are smoke free and that smoking is not allowed on any NHS Lothian grounds,

Click here for ​Information on complaining about your GP, Dentist, Optician, Pharmacy, NHS24 or Scottish Ambulance Service Patient Experience Team The Patient Experience Team is part of NHS Lothian and provides confidential advice and information to patients, their families and carers. The Patient Experience Team is dedicated to listening to those using NHS Lothian and