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Changes to Sunderland Urgent Care services - we're still listening
Urgent care services in Sunderland have now changed following a long consultation in 2018. There used to be Urgent care walk in centres in Houghton, Bunny Hill, and Washington. These services have now been replaced with more access to GP appointments, and the Sunderland extended access services (1 in each locality). The walk in centre in Pallion is still providing urgent care services, but is now called the urgent treatment centre, which serves minor illness and injury.
The best way to access NHS urgent care services now, are to contact your GP practice or local pharmacy, or call NHS 111 when they are closed. Or you can still walk in to Pallion UTC.
Urgent care is for minor injuries or illnesses which need medical attention the same day, but are not serious enough for the Emergency Department.
Urgent Treatment Centre details -
Sunderland’s Urgent Treatment Centre (at Pallion Health Centre) provides care for minor injuries and illnesses.
• 10am-10pm Monday to Friday • 8am-10pm weekends and bank holidays • No appointment needed