I NEED MEDICAL CARE URGENTLY

For non-life threatening situations get immediate help with minor illnesses and injuries:

Alternatively you can find your local Minor Injuries Unit:

Or you can drop in to your local Urgent Care Centre:

Speak to someone now or when we are closed - call 111

111 is the NHS non-emergency number. It’s fast, easy and free. Call 111 and speak to a highly trained adviser, supported by healthcare professionals. They will ask you a series of questions to assess your symptoms and immediately direct you to the best medical care for you.

NHS 111 is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Calls are free from landlines and mobile phones.

You can also access 111 online here:

In a life-threatening emergency always call 999 if someone is seriously ill or injured, and their life is at risk.

Examples of medical emergencies include (but are not limited to):

chest pain

difficulty in breathing

unconsciousness

severe loss of blood

severe burns or scalds

choking

fitting or concussion

drowning

severe allergic reactions.

Please consider using one of the alternatives above before visiting A&E.

When to go to A&E (Accident and Emergency)

An A&E department (also known as emergency department or casualty) deals with genuine life-threatening emergencies, such as:

loss of consciousness

acute confused state and fits that are not stopping

persistent, severe chest pain

breathing difficulties

severe bleeding that cannot be stopped

severe allergic reactions

severe burns or scalds

Dental Emergencies

You should see your dentist for regular check ups; also, there is an out-of-hours emergency dental service available to you once you have registered. Click on this link for details of the Nottingham Emergency Dental Service. Dental problems should be treated by dentists, not by doctors. Dentists can prescribe antibiotics and painkillers just as doctors do. People not registered with a dentist or just visiting locally can consult any dentist for advice. If you have difficulty finding a dentist please click on this link. If you or your child has a tooth knocked out, carefully pick up the tooth but do not attempt to wash or clean it. Put it straight into a little cold milk and take it with the patient to the dentist.

Click on one of the below for advice from NHS Choices.

What can a pharmacy help with?

Find a local pharmacy

Pharmacists can also advise on minor illnesses and injuries.

Did you know that the Urgent Care Centre on London Road has X-ray facilities?

They can treat minor injuries and illnesses including minor burns, minor head injuries or suspected broken bones.
They can x-ray children over 5 and provide simple fracture management, meaning you don’t have to go to A and E.
They can also now see the under 2’s and are open 7 days a week, 365 days a year from 7am-9pm and you don’t need an appointment!

NHS 111 online

THE VALLEY SURGERY

0115 9430530

CHILWELL MEADOWS SURGERY

0115 9462767

The Valley Surgery

81 Bramcote Lane

Chilwell

Nottingham NG9 4ET

0115 9430530

Surgery Reception is open Monday - Friday

8:00am to 6.30pm

Click here for more details

PRACTICE INFORMATION >

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