Crosshouse Medical Practice

Notice of Change to Clinical IT System

Patient Information Notice - November 2026

This notice is intended to provide early information to patients and will be updated with further details as key migration dates and arrangements are confirmed.

Crosshouse Medical Practice will be changing its clinical IT system from EMIS PCS to Vision. This notice explains why the change is taking place, what it means for patients, and how services may be affected during the migration programme.

We understand that changes to healthcare services can sometimes be concerning.

Although we will make every effort to ensure services continue as smoothly as possible, there may be occasions when patients experience delays or temporary changes to some services while we prepare for and complete the move to our new clinical system.

We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you for your patience, support and understanding.

For more information please see below
Notice of Change to Clinical IT System

Welcome to Crosshouse Medical Practice

Our aim is to improve the health and wellbeing of the local community through the delivery of safe, effective and compassionate primary care services.

Our website contains a range of health information and resources, along with practical information on visiting the surgery.

We hope you find the website useful and informative, and welcome your feedback and suggestions.

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Online Repeat Prescription Service

We also operate an online prescription ordering service via Patient Access.

If you do not have access to this service and wish to use it we require some information from you.

To sign up we need a form of photographic ID to ensure security of your medical record

Pleas ask our reception for details.

Updated Zero Tolerance Policy

We appreciate you all as Patients and almost always have no issues with inappropriate behaviour or language towards us and we would like to take this time to state that we are thankful to have a wonderful community as patients.

Unfortunately due to rare occasional issues we do have to have a policy in place for such instances.
We have updated our Zero Tolerance Policy to be more precise about how we handle situations, define what is considered inappropriate and bring us inline with NHS Scotland's own view.