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Your Nhs Services Are Changing in Beverley YOUR NHS SERVICES ARE CHANGING IN BEVERLEY. Your new Urgent Treatment Centre will be opening on Wednesday 4 April 2018 Beverley Urgent Treatment Centre East Riding Community Hospital Swinemoor Lane, Beverley, East Yorkshire, HU17 0FA Open daily 7am – 11pm If you have an urgent injury that is not serious, life or limb threatening, then your nearest Urgent Treatment Centre (Beverley) can provide assessment, advice and/or treatment. The Beverley Urgent Treatment Centre will replace the existing Minor Injury Unit, which will close on Tuesday 3 April at 5pm. East Riding Community Hospital will continue to provide planned, non-urgent care for local people. Talk before you walk. Contact NHS 111 YOUR NHS SERVICES ARE CHANGING IN BRIDLINGTON. Your new Urgent Treatment Centre will be opening on Wednesday 4 April 2018 Bridlington Urgent Treatment Centre Bridlington & District Community Hospital Bessingby Road, Bridlington, YO16 4QP Open daily 7am – 11pm If you have an urgent injury that is not serious, life or limb threatening, then your nearest Urgent Treatment Centre (Bridlington) can provide assessment, advice and/or treatment. The Bridlington Urgent Treatment Centre will replace the existing Minor Injury Unit, which will close on Tuesday 3 April at 9pm. Bridlington and District Community Hospital will continue to provide planned, non-urgent care for local people. Talk before you walk. Contact NHS 111 YOUR NHS SERVICES ARE CHANGING IN GOOLE. Your new Urgent Treatment Centre will be opening on Wednesday 4 April 2018 Goole Urgent Treatment Centre Goole & District Hospital Woodland Avenue, Goole, DN14 6RX Open daily 7am – 11pm If you have an urgent injury that is not serious, life or limb threatening, then your nearest Urgent Treatment Centre (Goole) can provide assessment, advice and/or treatment. Goole Minor Injury Unit will become an Urgent Treatment Centre on Wednesday 4 April at 7am – open 16 hours a day. Goole & District Hospital will continue to provide planned, non-urgent care for local people. Talk before you walk. Contact NHS 111 YOUR NHS SERVICES ARE CHANGING IN HORNSEA. Please be aware that Hornsea Minor Injury Unit will be closing permanently on Tuesday 3 April at 5pm. Your nearest Urgent Treatment Centre is: Beverley Urgent Treatment Centre East Riding Community Hospital Swinemoor Lane, Beverley, East Yorkshire, HU17 0FA Open from Wednesday 4 April 2018, 7am – 11pm, daily If you have an urgent injury that is not serious, life or limb threatening, then your nearest Urgent Treatment Centre (Beverley) can provide assessment, advice and/or treatment. Hornsea Cottage Hospital will continue to provide planned, non-urgent care for local people. Talk before you walk. Contact NHS 111 YOUR NHS SERVICES ARE CHANGING IN DRIFFIELD. Please be aware that Driffield Minor Injury Unit will be closing permanently on Tuesday 3 April at 6pm and be replaced with Driffield 8 to 8 Centre, open from Wednesday 4 April 2018, 8am – 8pm daily. If you have an urgent injury that is not serious, life or limb threatening, you first need to contact NHS 111. They will ask you a number of questions to decide what advice to give you or the most appropriate place to go for treatment. They will arrange an appointment at your nearest 8 to 8 Centre or Urgent Treatment Centre depending on where is most suitable for your injury. Your nearest 8 to 8 centre is: Your nearest Urgent Treatment Centre is: Driffield 8 to 8 Centre Bridlington Urgent Treatment Centre Alfred Bean Hospital Bridlington & District Community Hospital Bridlington Road, Bessingby Road, Driffield, YO25 5JR Bridlington, YO16 4QP Open 8am – 8pm daily Open 7am – 11pm daily from 4 April 2018 You cannot simply walk-in to an 8 to 8 Centre; you need to contact NHS 111 who will book an appointment if necessary. From 4 April, there will also be an Urgent Treatment Centre in Beverley. Alfred Bean Hospital will continue to provide planned, non-urgent care for local people. Talk before you walk. Contact NHS 111 YOUR NHS SERVICES ARE CHANGING IN WITHERNSEA. Please be aware that Withernsea Minor Injury Unit will be closing permanently on Tuesday 3 April at 5pm and be replaced with Withernsea 8 to 8 Centre, open from Wednesday 4 April 2018, 8am – 8pm daily. If you have an urgent injury that is not serious, life or limb threatening, you first need to contact NHS 111. They will ask you a number of questions to decide what advice to give you or the most appropriate place to go for treatment. They will arrange an appointment at your nearest 8 to 8 Centre or Urgent Treatment Centre depending on where is most suitable for your injury. Your nearest 8 to 8 centre is: Your nearest Urgent Treatment Centre in Withernsea 8 to 8 Centre the East Riding is: Queen Street, Beverley Urgent Treatment Centre Withernsea, East Riding Community Hospital HU19 2QB Swinemoor Lane, Beverley, HU17 0FA Open 8am – 8pm daily Open 7am – 11pm daily from 4 April 2018 You cannot simply walk-in to an 8 to 8 Centre; you need to contact NHS 111 who will book an appointment if necessary. There is also an Urgent Treatment Centre at Bransholme. Withernsea Community Hospital will continue to provide planned, non-urgent care for local people. Talk before you walk. Contact NHS 111.
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