Where is the walk in Centre Norwich?

Rouen Road, Norwich
The Norwich Walk-In Centre is located in Rouen Road, Norwich, NR1 1RB. It provides a variety of services including treatment for minor illnesses and injuries, skin complaints, urinary tract infections, sexual health and contraceptive advice.

Can you go to a walk in Centre for an infection?

Yes. Walk-in centres are mostly in big cities and they’re for dealing with urgent problems, usually minor illnesses, things like minor infections or minor cuts and sprains, things like hay fever. They’re run by nurses. You can walk in you don’t have to have an appointment.

What can you use walk in Centre for?

When to visit an urgent treatment centre (walk-in centre or minor injury unit)

• sprains and strains.
• suspected broken limbs.
• minor head injuries.
• cuts and grazes.
• bites and stings.
• minor scalds and burns.
• ear and throat infections.
• skin infections and rashes.

How do you get a Covid test in Norwich?

Go to the government’s coronavirus testing page or call 119 to book a test and find out what it involves. You can get a test kit delivered to your home, or you can go to a local test site. You can choose which one you want when you book.

Can you get antibiotics from a walk in Centre?

asking a local pharmacist if they can provide an emergency supply of your medicine. in some cases, a nurse at an NHS walk-in centre may be able to supply your medicine or a prescription. outside normal GP hours, you may be able to get a prescription from an out-of-hours service or by calling 111.

Do walk in Centres do prescriptions?

Only call them if your pharmacy is closed, and you are not in a life-threating situation or in need urgent medical care. They will be able to find an out-of-hours pharmacy with late opening hours, or another NHS service such as a walk-in centre that can give you your medication, if you have a prescription.

Should I go to a walk-in clinic or hospital?

“If your sudden illness or injury is something you would normally feel comfortable addressing with your primary care doctor, then an urgent care center or walk-in clinic setting is probably more appropriate than the emergency room,” says Dr.

Can walk-in Centre prescribe antibiotics?

Can you treat this? Nurses at the Walk-in Centre can assess your wound and provide you with further advice. If required, you may be prescribed antibiotics.

Can you get antibiotics from the walk in?

You may be able to get your medicine or a prescription in one of the following ways: seeing a local GP and asking for a prescription. Staff at an NHS walk-in centre may be able to arrange for you to see a GP. asking a local pharmacist if they can provide an emergency supply of your medicine.

How long does it take to get Covid test results Norwich?

Test results Most people get their result the next day, but it may take up to 3 days. The test will only tell you if you have coronavirus (COVID-19) now. It will not tell you if you have had it before. If you test positive you will be required to isolate at home for 10 days.

Is there a walk in Centre in Norwich?

Walk-In Centre Walk-In centre open 7am-9pm for all patients Norwich Practices Health Centre is operated by Norwich Practices Ltd under a contract with NHS England to provide NHS services.

Who is the owner of Norwich practices health centre?

Norwich Practices Health Centre is operated by Norwich Practices Ltd under a contract with NHS England to provide NHS services. Norwich Practices Ltd is owned and operated by doctors from local GP practices. The company was set up because those local GPs felt they could provide more and better services to patients if they worked together.

Where is the meter parking at Norwich practices?

From Golden Bull Street / Cattle Market Street turn into Rouen Road follow the road 200 yards and then turn right into the Car Park. There is also meter parking close by along Rouen Road and Ber Street.

Do you need to go to the walk in centre?

Due to the ongoing difficult situation with COVID 19 the Walk In Centre is now offering telephone consultations and video consultations to all patient’s in addition to face-to-face appointments. Naturally certain conditions need a face-to-face consultation and patients will be advised to attend the Walk In Centre accordingly.