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Wishaw’s MSP met up with GP staff in the town to find out more about the practice’s plans for expansion,. Clare Adamson MSP paid a visit to the Logan Practice, based in the Houldsworth Centre, to meet with staff, hear about their plans for expansion, and take a tour of the surgery’s facilities. The visit provided an opportunity to learn more about the vital role the practice plays in supporting local patients and communities. The Logan Practice team spoke about their ongoing commitment to delivering high-quality primary care and their proactive approach to engaging with patients to ensure services meet local needs. The proposed expansion of the practice will allow Logan Practice to enhance its capacity and improve access to GP and community health services. This development comes at a time when demand for local healthcare continues to rise, and it reflects the practice’s commitment to meeting the needs of a growing patient population. Speaking after the visit, the SNP MSP said: “It was a great pleasure to visit the Logan Practice in Wishaw and meet the dedicated staff who work tirelessly to provide first-class care for local people. “It was fantastic to see the proactive approach the surgery takes to engage with patients and to learn more about their exciting plans for expansion. The commitment shown by everyone at Logan Practice to continually improve their services and listen to their community is exactly the kind of patient-focused approach we want to see in local healthcare. “I look forward to seeing their plans progress in the months ahead.” The Logan Practice serves thousands of patients across Wishaw and the surrounding area, offering a range of general practice and community health services. The team continues to work closely with NHS Lanarkshire and local partners to deliver high-quality, accessible care for all. *Don't miss the latest headlines from around Lanarkshire. Sign up to our newsletters here . And did you know Lanarkshire Live had its own app? Download yours for free here .
