Pitlochry Community Hospital

Pitlochry Community Hospital is an integrated healthcare facility that serves Pitlochry and the surrounding area. It has a community ward with inpatient beds, various outpatient clinics and a Community Care & Treatment Service. There is no Accident and Emergency on this site.

The Community Care and Treatment Service (CCATS) delivers a range of services, including wound care, blood sample services (phlebotomy), chronic disease monitoring (including blood pressure checks), and suture and clip removal.

The CCATS operates on an appointment-only basis. Initial appointments for these treatments are arranged through your GP and follow-up appointments are booked by CCATS staff.

The CCATS in Pitlochry Community Hospital also offers a minor injuries service for shallow cuts or abrasions, sprains and strains, bruises and skin lesions, and minor burns.

The minor injury service is also by appointment only. If you have a minor injury, call NHS 24 on 111 for clinical advice and to be directed to the most appropriate service for treatment.

There is no drop-in service in the CCATS and people are asked not to self-present without an appointment as this may lead to a delay in them getting to the most appropriate place for treatment.

Coming into Pitlochry, from the south, turn left at Victoria’s restaurant.  It is sign-posted thereafter.

Visitor parking is in front of the building when Atholl Medical Centre is not open or opposite Balhousie Care Home.  The parking to the rear of the building is for NHS staff, Scottish Ambulance Service and Medical Centre staff only.

There are vending machines on site.

There are two visitors toilets available beside the reception.

GP UNIT

01796 474828