How can I get my treatment if I’m not going into clinic?

If you have had a virtual clinic appointment, there are a few ways that you can get your treatment.

Your clinician may discuss Homecare delivery with you – this is organised with a local pharmacy and delivered within three weeks after your appointment.
You could go and collect your prescription from the clinic after your appointment.
You can get someone to collect your prescription from the clinic on your behalf.
If you’re having problems with getting your treatment, you should speak to your clinic first, or call HIV Scotland on 0131 558 3713 and we’ll try to help.

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