Urgent care centre and A&E

Urgent care centre

Local people can still receive urgent care 24 hours a day, 365 days a year at Queen Mary's in Sidcup despite the closure of A&E at the hospital. The urgent care centre can usually help if you need urgent treatment for problems such as these:

Minor cuts, bites, stings and nose bleeds
Burns and scalds
Dislocated fingers, thumbs and toes
Minor chest, neck and back injuries or pain
Foreign objects in wounds or other parts of the body
Injuries, sprains and strains
Infections, including wounds
Fractures to shoulders, arms, hands, fingers, legs and ribs
Minor eye injuries
Minor head injuries with no loss of consciousness and not related to alcohol
Minor ailments
Minor allergic reactions
Emergency contraception, simple women’s health problems, chlamydia testing and C-card.