Allied Health Professionals

The practice have a pharmacist most days during the week available to assist with your medications and provide advice about your prescriptions. If you have a question about your medications or treatments, please contact reception and ask for the pharmacy team

Lynn Jarvis consults in both Beauly and Muir of Ord surgeries. She has undertaken additional training to provide more advanced treatments including prescribing, xray requests and joint/soft tissue injections when appropriate.

Her clinics open up for booking on Wednesday afternoons the week before. If you need an assessment of a musculoskeletal problem please contact reception to arrange an appointment after 2pm on a Wednesday, when appointments will be allocated on a first come first served basis.

It's now possible to access counselling and support for your mental health from the NHS Highland provided team in the practice. Please contact reception if you wish to discuss a referral. At present this service is undergoing some change and development, thank you for your patience.

NHS Highland's pelvic health physiotherapy service can be accessed without a need for a referral from your GP. Please follow the below link and complete the self referral form to arrange your appointment.

NHS Highland Pelvic Health Physiotherapy

Podiatrists are able to assess and treat a wide range of foot problems ranging from pain to ingrowing nail surgery. You can access the locally provided podiatry service based at Aird Medical Practice in Beauly without the need to see a Doctor, by completing a self referral form. These are available to collect from reception.

Our local Midwifery team based in Dingwall undertake clinics in both Beauly and Muir of Ord for our registered patients. If you have just found out you are pregnant or need to contact your midwife, please call 01349 864571.

If you need help to stop smoking and protect your health from its harmful effects, please contact Smoke Free Highland for support and advice.

Adult Social Work and Care can provide you with assistance and support at home. If you or something you know would benefit they can be contacted at Adult Health and Social Care (SPOA)