What does this service provide?
Who we are
Our team comprises doctors, emergency nurse practitioners, paramedic practitioners, and experienced healthcare professionals.
What we do
We provide assessment and treatment for minor injuries or illnesses that are urgent but not life-threatening.
Most patients will be assessed, treated, and discharged during their visit. Treatment summaries and any follow-up advice or treatment will then be shared with the patient’s GP.
Appointment information
Who you’ll see
Once you are booked in with the receptionist, you will be triaged. During triage, a clinical assessment with a practitioner will be completed, and they will confirm the next steps. You could be treated within the unit, given self-care advice, signposted, or referred to another healthcare provider.
How can I access this service?
We are a walk-in service, and no referral is required.
Patients can call 111 if they would like advice about whether they need to come.
Where can I access this service?
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