To reduce queuing and ensure a more efficient experience, many of our locations are operating a self check-in system. You will see a poster with instructions and a QR code to help you check-in successfully. Once you have done this or if you require any assistance, please take a seat and a member of staff will be able to help when they have finished in the clinical rooms.
When you attend any Sandyford service you can expect to be listened to without being judged and for your treatment and care to be sensitive and confidential. Sandyford Central is the headquarters based at Charing Cross Glasgow. We have clinics throughout Glasgow and Clyde.
Sandyford services uses the same electronic record system which ever clinic or venue you attend so you can use the one which best meets your needs. All services are free, including your prescription if needed.
Sandyford continues to operate appointment only services except for the 2 drop in clinics for young people.
Please do not attend Sandyford if you have Mpox, COVID-19 or are showing symptoms of either.
You can book an appointment online or by phone for any of these clinics. Information on how to book and appointment or self-refer if required is available on the specific services page.
Some of our services are only available with a referral from a GP. To find out more, visit the specific services information below.
It's important to take action as soon as possible if you answer yes to any of the below. Click the option that you need.
You can book, reschedule & cancel sexual health appointments online.
Not all Sandyford services can be booked online. You will find direct contact information for each service on their dedicated page.
You can access some of our services information in a range of community languages.
Please ensure that you arrive at Sandyford around 10 minutes before your appointment is due to start. This is so that you can register before you attend your appointment.
Our What to Expect page explains all you need to know about attending Sandyford before, during and after your appointment.
This includes our attending with children guidance and other crucial information.
Please be sure to read this before attending your appointment.
Your questions answered about getting your results after being tested.
Please be aware that NHSGGC has changed their outbound telephone number from 0800 678 3393 to a 0141 number.
As with the 0800 number, if the 0141 number is called back there is a message that says ‘this number does not accept incoming calls’.
People failing to attend appointments accounted for as much as 29% of allocated appointments at some clinics last year. This unfortunately negatively impacts those waiting for appointments, and means an increase in waiting times for those who do wish to attend.
If you can no longer attend your appointment, or you need to reschedule, please either manage your appointment via our Online Booking portal (if this is how you booked it originally), or call us.
If your appointment is at Paisley, Parkhead or Woodside please phone them directly:
Paisley: 01413149402
Parkhead: 0141 232 7413
Woodside: 0141 201 5506
For all other clinics, please phone our main switchboard: 0141 211 8130.
Please note: In line with NHS GGC policy, we offer patients 2 reasonable appointments. If you cancel both of these, we will not offer you a 3rd appointment option. In this circumstance, you will need to be re-referred by your GP to the service.
We are aware that some people are choosing to have an STI test through a private clinic or through a privately provided at home STI testing kit. Please note that Sandyford and Brownlee are unable to offer treatment to patients unless they have been tested by the NHS. Therefore, if you are under taking a STI test in a commercial venue or at home you may wish to check if it is a NHS run project.
