West Glasgow Ambulatory Care Hospital has now closed
As part of our long-term strategy, services in the West Glasgow Ambulatory Care Hospital in Yorkhill have now moved to other sites across NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde.
Please be assured that there are no changes to the person providing your healthcare or current treatment as a result of these moves.
Your service will be in touch to confirm where your appointment will now take place.
Services
These services are no longer at this hospital, so please do not travel to here.
We are currently in the process of transferring the remaining content to the new location pages (July 2026).
Dietetics
- Call: 0141 201 0390
- Anaphylaxis /Allergy only
Endocrinology
- Call: 0141 201 0105
Epilepsy
- Call: 0141 201 0036
Outpatient Department
- Call: 0141 201 0278 or 0141 201 0279
- Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30am – 5:30pm
General Outpatient department
- General Medicine
- Gastroenterology
- Gynaecology
- Haematology.
Respiratory Testing
- Call: 0141 201 0059
- Opening hours: All day for parent and 2.00pm – 8.00pm for all other visitors
Scottish Centre for Autism
- Call: 0141 201 9232
- Location: Caledonia House, WGACH
The Centre works with children and young people age 0-18 years who may have Autistic Spectrum Disorder. The team provides a specialist service in 2 parts. A National second opinion assessment and diagnostic service for children and young people, which includes a consultation only service for professionals on request, and an intensive parent-based early intervention programme for children up to the age of 4 years focussing on the core areas of social interaction, communication, imagination and flexibility. Therapy is on an individual basis and involves the child’s parents.
Referral Information
Professionals such as GP’s, Paediatricians, Psychologist and Psychiatrists can refer for a second opinion. Referrals will only be accepted when an initial assessment has been given in the child’s local area. Where a child has a clear diagnosis of Autism or is about to receive a diagnosis, a referral may be made specifically to consider whether the child would benefit from the early intervention programme.