Gold Standard Care
Urgent Treatment Centre
Sometimes you need medical advice quickly, but can’t wait for a GP appointment or face a long wait in the Emergency Department.
Our doctor-led Urgent Treatment Centre offers fast, high-quality care for a wide range of minor illnesses and injuries, with convenient pay-as-you-go appointments when you need them most.
GP services from £50.
GP/ Emergency Medical Doctor Appointments
If you’re experiencing chest pain, severe difficulty breathing, or any life-or- limb-threatening condition, please head straight for the Emergency Department or dial 999.
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GP/ Emergency Medical Doctor face-to-face consultation (20 mins)*
£80 – Monday to Friday, 10am – 8pm
£110 – Saturday and Sunday, 12pm – 8pm.
*Any required e-prescription(s), referrals, baseline
investigations/observations are included, in
addition to complimentary refreshments and free
parking.
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GP/ Emergency Medical Doctor video consultation (15 mins)*
£50 – Monday to Friday, 10am – 8pm
£75 – Saturday and Sunday, 12pm – 8pm
*Any required e-prescription(s), referrals, baseline
investigations/observations are included.
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Follow-up Doctor's appointment (face-to-face or video)
£80 – Monday to Friday, 10am – 8pm
£110 – Saturday and Sunday, 12pm – 8pm.
*Any required e-prescription(s), referrals, baseline
investigations/observations are included, in
addition to complimentary refreshments and free
parking.
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Advanced point-of-care tests
£35 – Blood gas /kidney function
Dependent on scan – Point of care ultrasound
The UTC isn't able to treat
Frequently Asked Questions
How quickly can I be seen?
It’s best to call us directly to find out how quickly you can be seen.
Do I need a referral to book an appointment?
No, you don’t need a referral. You can contact us directly or book an appointment yourself.
Can you prescribe medication?
Yes. Any required e-prescriptions can be provided as part of your GP or Emergency Medical Doctor consultation.
Who can use the Clinical Hub?
Our Urgent Treatment Centre can see adults and children aged 2 and over. We’re unable to treat injuries likely to need X-rays or other scans, mental health presentations, severe pain, stroke symptoms, serious infections or life- or limb-threatening emergencies.
If you’re experiencing chest pain, severe difficulty breathing or any life- or limb-threatening condition, please go straight to the Emergency Department or dial 999.
