Out of Hours Emergency Care

Night and weekend duties for the surgery are covered by NEMS Community Benefits Services Ltd deputising services.  If you need to contact a doctor out of surgery hours please telephone the surgery on the usual number (0115 960 6652) and your call will automatically be transferred through to NEMS. 

NHS Urgent Care Centre

The Local Urgent Care Centre is based on London Road, Nottingham. 

Urgent Care Centre provides access to assessment and treatment if you need help with an urgent health problem. This is a nurse-led clinic that can offer

The centre offers assessment and treatment for urgent health conditions such as:

  • Minor burns or scalds
  • Minor head injuries with no loss of consciousness
  • Skin infections or animal bites
  • Suspected broken bones, sprains and strains (X-ray facilities are available) – if you have a fracture, the Urgent Care Centre will provide appropriate treatment on site and arrange for you to have follow-up care at the fracture clinic
  • Eye infections or minor eye injuries
  • Open wounds or cuts that may require suturing (stitches)

111 Service

The 111 service aims to provide information and advice about health, illness and health services, and to direct patients to the most appropriate care provider.  The 111 service can be contacted  24 hours a day, or advice can be sought from the 111 website

Accident and Emergency

The Accident & Emergency (A&E) department is located at the Nottingham University Hospital, Queens Medical Centre Campus, Nottingham.  If you have an accident/fall there is an adult department and a children’s department.

NB – there is not an A&E department at the NUH City Hospital campus 

Emergency Dentist

Available through 111

NHS Choices

NHS choices is a new online service from the NHS that helps you to make the most of your health and get the best out of the NHS.  It’s been developed to help you make choices about your health, from lifestyle decisions about things like smoking, drinking and exercise, through to the practical aspects of finding and using NHS services should you need them.