NHS Walk in Centre

No appointment necessary - just walk in...

Healthcare available to any Sheffield resident

  • Walk-in as an unregistered patient and see a GP or a nurse without an appointment

Open 8am - 10pm every day

At busy times & Bank Holidays early arrival at the centre is advised, as waiting times can increase throughout the day and peak towards closing time.

Where to find us:


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Sheffield NHS Walk-in Centre
Rockingham House
Broad Lane
Sheffield, S1 3PB
(Please use S1 4BT with your sat nav)

Telephone: 0114 241 2700
Fax: 0114 241 2701

Email: sheffieldcity@onemedicare.co.uk
Website: www.walkinwhenyouneedus.com

By car:

The Sheffield NHS Walk-in Centre is situated on the corner of Broad Lane and Rockingham Street next to the University of Sheffield’s Faculty of Engineering. There is a pay-and-display car park opposite the walk-in centre on Broad Lane and Bailey Lane and there is also Q-Park car park on Holland Street. Disabled parking spaces are available in the Broad Lane car park and there is a drop-off point outside the centre.

By bus:

The 51 bus route goes past the centre on Rockingham Street and the bus stop is situated about 50 yards from the centre. It is also a low floor bus making it accessible for wheelchair users.
See www.travelsouthyorkshire.com for timetables and routes.

Sheffield NHS Walk-in Centre

NHS walk-in centres offer fast and convenient access to healthcare advice and treatment for minor illnesses. They have been introduced to help anyone whose modern, busy lifestyle, or practical circumstances and particular needs, make flexible and accessible services so important. They don't replace local GP or hospital services but complement existing local services. No appointment is needed and assessments are carried out by experienced NHS nurses who provide a skilled, safe and caring service. NHS walk-in centres are open and available to anyone who can normally access NHS services.

Services

The NHS Walk-in Centre is a nurse led service and can provide advice and treatment for:

  • Minor illnesses
  • Coughs, colds and flu-like symptoms
  • Skin complaints - rashes, sunburn
  • Minor infections
  • Stomach complaints such as indigestion, constipation, vomiting and diarrhoea
  • Emergency contraception
  • Sexual health advice
  • Chlamydia screening
  • Women's health problems - thrush
  • Allergies - hayfever
  • Bites and stings
  • Muscle strains

Does the Health Centre have access to my medical records?

Eventually with your permission we will be able to access your medical records even if you are registered elsewhere. This would only happen if you give us permission to do so. We may contact you before an appointment to get as much information as possible in preparation for the appointment. If you access the service as a walk-in patient we will need information from you if we cannot access it directly from your surgery.

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