Minor Injuries

If your injury is not serious, you can get help from a minor injuries unit, walk-in centre or urgent care centre, rather than going to an A&E department. This will allow A&E staff to concentrate on people with serious, life-threatening conditions and will save you a potentially long wait.

Use your local minor injuries unit if you need medical treatment or advice which does not need a visit to A&E or a medical appointment.

Some examples of problems they deal with:

There are three minor injuries units and walk-in centres located across Leeds that can treat minor illnesses and injuries and give you health advice. You do not need to book an appointment.

Minor Injuries Units

Minor Injuries Units (MIUs), Walk-in centres and Urgent Treatment centres can treat less serious injuries and illnesses. The units can also do x-rays.

Note: Closing times listed below may be subject to change. Please telephone ahead of your visit to double-check.

Wharfedale Hospital

Newall Carr Road
Otley
LS21 2LY

Telephone: 0113 392 1647 (Switchboard open 24 hours) or 0113 392 1603 (Main Reception open 8.30am – 4.30pm)
Opening Times: 8am – 11pm everyday except Friday 8am – 9.30pm (including bank holidays, closed Christmas Day).


St. George’s Centre

St. George’s Urgent Treatment Centre
St George’s Centre
St. George’s Road
Middleton
Leeds
LS10 4UZ

Telephone: 0330 311 5106
Opening Times: 8am – 11pm everyday (including bank holidays, closed Christmas Day)

Walk-in Centre

Shakespeare Medical Centre

Shakespeare Walk-in Centre
Burmantofts Health Centre
Cromwell Mount
Leeds
LS9 7TA

Telephone: 0113 295 1132
Opening Times: 8am – 8pm every day (including all bank holidays).

The Shakespeare Medical Centre can provide health advice and treatments for a range of conditions. It also provides traditional GP services for registered patients, and people not registered with the GP practice.