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Urgent Care Centre York Hospital york

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The Urgent Care Centre at York Hospital is dedicated to providing high-quality medical services in a compassionate and efficient manner. Located conveniently at Wigginton Road, this facility specializes in treating minor injuries and illnesses without the need for an appointment, making it a practical choice for those in need of immediate care. With a team of experienced healthcare professionals, patient satisfaction is a top priority, ensuring that visitors receive prompt and effective treatment. The warm and welcoming atmosphere helps ease patient anxiety, while state-of-the-art medical equipment supports the delivery of exemplary care. For any questions or to learn more about their services, you can reach out via phone or visit their informative website.

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5 Google Rating

Got amazing care for my asthma and got seen quickly and got amazing care

5/ 5

Got amazing care for my asthma and got seen quickly and got amazing care

David Chapman

5 Google Rating

Triaged and repaired quickly. Was home for lunch.

5/ 5

Triaged and repaired quickly. Was home for lunch.

Wiktoria Gołębiewska

1 Google Rating

I called 111 because of my baby sister, she has a rash. For the first 30 minutes I was being asked q

1/ 5

I called 111 because of my baby sister, she has a rash. For the first 30 minutes I was being asked questions about Coronavirus symptoms and then for another 20, the consultant put me on hold and then came back just to let me know that a doctor will call me within an hour.

Jayne Andrews

1 Google Rating

2.5 hours and gave up, got GP appointment whilst day waiting. Very confusing department with 4 separ

1/ 5

2.5 hours and gave up, got GP appointment whilst day waiting. Very confusing department with 4 separate services. Can't hear names called due to noise

Mat Cook

5 Google Rating

Had need for emergency care they were fantastic within 2 hours they had sorted my problem and got me

5/ 5

Had need for emergency care they were fantastic within 2 hours they had sorted my problem and got me a bed on a ward all the nurses and doctors were fantastic

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