The Urgent Treatment Centre provides assessments and treatment if you need help with a health problem that is urgent, but not life-threatening.
The UTC is not appropriate for dental-related problems (such as toothaches or abscesses), please contact your own dentist, call NHS 111 or visit 111online.
This is a walk-in service and is open 365 days a year. Currently, we are operating a reduced service and are open between 7am and 7pm. No appointment is needed.
You can call 0115 883 8500 for directions or current waiting times. The centre provides face-to-face and healthcare advice and cannot offer advice over the telephone.
The centre offers assessment and treatment for health conditions such as:
- Minor burns or scalds
- Minor head injury with no loss of consciousness
- Skin infections or animal bites
- Suspected broken bones, sprains and strains (X-ray service available)
- Eye infections or minor eye injuries
The centre is not appropriate for:
- Non-urgent treatment that could be treated by your GP
- Routine services such as blood tests or wound dressing/suture removal
For advice on a health problem call 111 24-hours a day, for life-threatening emergencies dial 999.
The Nottingham NHS Urgent Treatment Centre
Seaton House,
City Link,
Nottingham
NG2 4LA,
The Urgent Treatment Centre is located next to the BBC on a business park close to the city centre and railway station.
Parking options:
- Information on Nottingham City Council car parks (including Broadmarsh and Lace Market) can be found here.
- There is a East Midlands Train station car park on Queen Street.
- There is limited parking available next door at the Nottingham Arena Premier Inn.
- Other parking spaces nearby may be found here.
Please note all these car parks incur a charge. The Urgent Treatment Centre is not responsible for any of the information contained within these websites.
There are 4 nearby bus stops, all a short walk from the Urgent Treatment Centre, these are served by the Citylink C2 Service (Canal St (N1), Pennyfoot Street (SN49) and Lower Eldon Street (SN23 and SN14). Lower Eldon Street and Pennyfoot Street are also service by the 44 service. For more information see the Nottingham City Transport website and the City Council website.
You can call 0115 883 8500.
If you have an urgent health need, phone 111 for help and advice or 999 if it is a life-threatening emergency.
Opening hours are Monday to Sunday 7am to 7pm, 365 days per year including Bank Holidays.