Urgent Care Centre at The Harborne Hospital

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    Mindelsohn Way
    Birmingham
    B15 2FQ
    Monday to Friday: 9am - 5pm

    Enquiries

    Monday to Friday: 9am - 5pm

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    Walk-in

    Urgent care for adults in Birmingham and the West Midlands

    Our Urgent Care Centre at The Harborne Hospital, in Birmingham and the West Midlands is for anyone over the age of 18.

    Appointments cost £120. Just walk in for a face-to-face appointment with an urgent care doctor today.

    PLEASE NOTE THAT FOR ANY LIFE-THREATENING CONDITIONS, WE ALWAYS RECOMMEND THAT YOU SHOULD CALL 999 OR GO TO YOUR NEAREST EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT IMMEDIATELY.

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    Common conditions we treat

    • Bladder and kidney problems
    • Broken bones
    • Flu symptoms
    • Minor burns and wounds
    • Persistent headaches
    • Sports injuries
    • Stomach problems
    • Urinary infections
    • Chest infections and respiratory problems
    • Women’s health conditions

    Common conditions & services

    Pricing

    Doctor consultation - £120

    Nurse consultation - £65

    Our packages start from

    • Limb fracture package (consultation and X-ray) - £322
    • Chest infection package (consultation, X-ray and infection blood tests) - £444
    • Suturing package (consultation and small wound closure) - £220
    • Chest pain (includes consultation, ECG, cardiac blood package) - £330

    FAQs

    We treat minor injuries and illnesses that need prompt attention but aren’t life-threatening, such as sprains, fractures, minor burns, and infections.

    Yes, we assess and treat sprains, strains, and fractures. On-site X-ray is available, with referrals to orthopaedic or sports medicine specialists if needed.

    Yes, we provide care for superficial cuts, abrasions, and minor burns, including stitches where appropriate.

    No, anyone can visit. If you provide GP details, we can share a summary of your visit.

    Yes, but visitor restrictions may apply during busy times.