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We also provide Urgent Treatment Centres & Walk In Centres

When your GP surgery is closed you want to know that you’ll still get the care you need if you have an urgent health problem, but it’s not urgent enough for A&E.

Working in partnership with the NHS111 service in the Yorkshire and Humber region, we provide specialist urgent care services for West Yorkshire and the Craven district of North Yorkshire.

In fact, we are looking after you for 115 hours every week:

KING STREET WALK IN CENTRE

Address:
47 King Street
Wakefield
WF1 2SN

Opening Times:
Monday to Sunday: 10.00 – 22.00

Telephone Number:
111 or contact your own GP practice for more options

Details
LCD King Street Walk in Centre is a nurse led service and has a dedicated team of experienced health practitioners. We provide assessment, advice and treatment of minor illnesses and a selection of minor injuries.

Below are examples of illnesses/injuries we can see:
•          Minor ear, nose and throat problems
•          Sprains and strains
•          Wound infections
•          Minor burns and scalds
•          Minor head injuries
•          Skin conditions
•          Minor respiratory conditions such as cough
•          Mild abdominal pain or discomfort
•          Insect and animal bites and stings
•          Minor eye problems
•          Minor injuries to the back, shoulder and chest
•          Wound dressings
•          Emergency contraception

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PONTEFRACT URGENT TREATMENT CENTRE

Address:
New Hospital Building
Friarwood Lane
Pontefract
WF8 1PL

Opening Times:
7 days a week including Bank Holidays 22:00 – 08:00
Pre-booked appointments via NHS111
Walk-In appointments also available

Telephone Number:
111

Details
UTC sees Walk-In patients with illnesses and injuries.
Currently the Walk-In service is available between 08:00-22:00.
From 22:00 service runs simultaneously with GP OOH and delivered by the same team (appointments via 111)

ST GEORGE’S URGENT TREATMENT CENTRE

Address:
St George’s Road
Middleton
Leeds
LS10 4UZ

Opening Times:
Monday to Sunday & Bank Holidays 08:00 to 23:00, including Christmas Day

Telephone Number:
111

Details
Local Care Direct provides an out-of-hours service for patients once your surgery has closed. Our service is located through the patient entrance via the minor injuries unit entrance. Please report to reception stating your name and appointment time given by 111.

The Urgent Treatment Centre (UTC) has a minor injury service running as per the times listed above. The minor injury unit can deal with cuts, bites, sprains, bone, muscle or joint injuries. The service can support you with less severe minor injuries and minor illness. X-ray facilities are available on site and is available daily until 20:30. The UTC has a primary care service running between Mon-Fri 08.00 – 18.00, this can see acute (a sudden, not long standing) minor illness. However, the service does not see babies under 6 months old or deal with pregnancy related conditions.

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WHARFEDALE URGENT TREATMENT CENTRE

Address:
Newell Carr Road
Otley
Leeds
LS21 2LY

Opening Times:
Monday to Sunday & Bank Holidays 08:00 to 23:00, including Christmas Day

Telephone Number:
Help us ensure your health need is dealt with promptly and in the right place by calling 111 first.

Details
The Urgent Treatment Centre (UTC) will see patients with urgent illness (except babies under 6 weeks old or deal with pregnancy related conditions) which cannot wait for you to see your own GP; and minor injuries including cuts, bites, sprains, bone, muscle or joint injuries. X-ray facilities are available until 20:30. The UTC also offers appointment-only GP services on weekday evenings between 18:00 and 23:00 and between 08:00 and 23:00 at weekends. The GP services are accessible by ringing your own GP or 111.

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