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Some of our walk-in services are currently operating differently. This page provides information about the services currently operating at our walk-in and urgent care centres and how you can access them.

If you are showing symptoms of coronavirus, please do not visit a walk in centre or urgent care centre. For any health concerns, call 111 or visit the 111 online service

To improve equity of access to unscheduled care services across the London Borough of Barnet, the opening hours of our walk-in centre at Edgware Community Hospital have changed.

This is a temporary change whilst urgent care services are reviewed across North Central London and was made effective from 11 September 2023.

The walk-in centre at Edgware Community Hospital is open from 8am to 8pm, Monday - Sunday (last patient booking at 7pm).

 

Edgware walk-in centre provides same day medical help when it’s not a life-threatening emergency. The service is open 8am to 7pm, 7 days a week and 365 days a year.

People who go to an urgent care or walk-in centres are typically:

  • mobile and able to move around
  • in need of same-day treatment.

Walk-in centres are NOT suitable for emergencies such as:

  • pregnancy related conditions
  • chest pain
  • breathing difficulties
  • severe pain
  • suspected strokes.

Patients should consider calling 999 or attending an emergency department.

 

Walk-in centres are suitable for people of have minor injuries and minor illness including:

  • minor headaches
  • ear problems
  • sprains and strains
  • wound infections
  • minor burns and scalds
  • minor head injuries with no loss of consciousness
  • acute minor skin conditions
  • minor abdominal discomfort and gastrointestinal problems
  • insect and (minor) animal bites
  • minor eye injuries
  • minor injuries to the back, shoulder, and chest
  • emergency contraception
  • urinary tract infections
  • minor limb injuries and fractures
  • minor respiratory illness such as coughs and sore throats
  • new wounds requiring closure or dressing.

The centre has x-ray facilities through the hours of service, they do not have access to order or carry out blood tests or scans. On occasion the service can reach capacity before 7pm and in this case patients attending may be given advice on where and when is appropriate to access care.

Appointments can be booked through 111, who can advise the most appropriate place to be seen for your condition.

 

To improve equity of access to unscheduled care services across the London Borough of Barnet, the opening hours of our walk-in centre at Finchley Memorial Hospital have changed.

This is a temporary change whilst urgent care services are reviewed across North Central London and was made effective from 11 September 2023.

The walk-in centre at Finchley Memorial Hospital is open from 8am to 8pm, Monday - Sunday (last patient booking at 7pm).

 

Finchley walk-in centre provides same day medical help when it’s not a life-threatening emergency. The service is open 8am to 7pm, 7 days a week and 365 days a year.

People who go to an urgent care or walk-in centres are typically:

  • mobile and able to move around
  • in need of same-day treatment.

Walk-in centres are NOT suitable for emergencies such as:

  • pregnancy related conditions
  • chest pain
  • breathing difficulties
  • severe pain
  • suspected strokes.

Patients should consider calling 999 or attending an emergency department.

 

Walk-in centres are suitable for people of have minor injuries and minor illness including:

  • minor headaches
  • ear problems
  • sprains and strains
  • wound infections
  • minor burns and scalds
  • minor head injuries with no loss of consciousness
  • acute minor skin conditions
  • minor abdominal discomfort and gastrointestinal problems
  • insect and (minor) animal bites
  • minor eye injuries
  • minor injuries to the back, shoulder, and chest
  • emergency contraception
  • urinary tract infections
  • minor limb injuries and fractures
  • minor respiratory illness such as coughs and sore throats
  • new wounds requiring closure or dressing.

The centre has x-ray facilities through the hours of service, they do not have access to order or carry out blood tests or scans. On occasion the service can reach capacity before 7pm and in this case patients attending may be given advice on where and when is appropriate to access care.

Appointments can be booked through 111, who can advise the most appropriate place to be seen for your condition.

5-7 Parsons Green | London | SW6 4UL

The walk-in service at Parsons Green provides nurse-led clinics five days a week from 8:15am to 6pm.

The service is available for patients needing to access care for all minor injuries (No X-ray facilities) and illnesses and will provide same day care without an appointment. The walk-in centre is unable to see pregnant women or children under 12 years old.

If you require dressing changes, please attend our Parsons Green walk in centre before 3pm.

Opening times

Monday-Friday: 8.15am-6pm

Saturday-Sunday: Closed

Referrals and treatments

All walk-in patients, irrespective of where they live who attend the walk-in centre will receive or be directed to appropriate care. 

Patients may be referred via NWL GP surgeries, or NHS 111 for a booked on the day appointment. ​​​​​​​

Please note that the service is unable to provide the following: repeat prescriptions, reports for insurance/fit to fly, medical certificates, routine referrals, blood tests, chronic disease management (inc asthma review, BP checks/hypertension management, oral contraception/LARC etc).

Alternative treatment

If you have health concerns, you can:

  • Call your GP practice, or visit your GP practice website
  • Call 111, or visit www.111.NHS.UK
  • Call 999 if it’s an emergency and you feel your life is in danger 

Contact information

Telephone:  0208 102 4000

Directions

The nearest public transport links are: 

  • By tube: Parsons Green underground station (District Line)
  • By bus: 22 / N22 (King's Road)

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1 Frith Street

London

W1D 3HZ

From 7 May 2024, this service has been restored to a walk in service.

About the walk in service

The walk-in service is led by clinical practitioners for patients (registered and unregistered). Our practitioners will be able to assess, diagnose and treat a number of minor illnesses and manage wounds via this service.

Treatment

Patients are advised to arrive approximately one hour before closing time.

When you arrive at the walk-in centre you will be booked in by one of our reception coordinators who will ask you some details about yourself and the reason for visit.

You will then wait for the initial assessment known as triage which is usually within 15 minutes after being booked in. Triage is to ensure we are the most appropriate healthcare service for you.

A clinical practitioner will either redirect you to the most appropriate healthcare provider or you will wait for a further consultation.

Please note, there are no x-ray facilities on this site.

Opening times

Monday: Closed 

Tuesday-Friday: 8am - 6pm

Saturday-Sunday: 10am - 6pm

Bank holdays: 10am - 6pm

Alternative treatment

If you have health concerns, you can:

  • Call your GP practice, or visit your GP practice website
  • Call 111, or visit www.111.NHS.UK
  • Call 999 if it’s an emergency and you feel your life is in danger 

Contact information

Telephone: 020 7534 6500

Directions

The nearest public transport links are:

  • By tube: Tottenham Court Road Station (Central and Northern lines)
  • By bus: 7, 10, 19, 24, 38, 73, 98

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St Charles Hospital
Exmoor Street
London W10 6DZ

The centre is a nurse-led walk in service seven days a week. 

UPDATE: If you require dressing changes, please attend our St Charles Urgent Care Centre before 4pm.

 

All walk-in patients, irrespective of where they live who attend the Urgent Care Centre will receive or be directed to appropriate care. 

Patients may be referred via NHS 111 for a booked on the day appointment.

Please be aware there may be delays in being seen due to urgent cases taking priority.

Opening times

Monday to Sunday: 08:00 – 20.00


Treatments

The service is available to all patients needing to access care for all minor injuries and illness in children (aged over 2 years old) and adults. 

X-Ray Available:

  • Monday- Friday: 8.30am-4.30pm (closed 1-2pm)
  • Saturday and Sunday: 10am-6.15pm (closed 1-2pm)

Please note only limb x-rays provided for acute injuries - no hip, chest, head or abdominal  x-rays available. 

Alternative treatment

If you have health concerns, you can:

  • Call your GP practice, or visit your GP practice website
  • Call 111, or visit www.111.NHS.UK 
  • Call 999 if it’s an emergency and you feel your life is in danger 

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