Hexham General Hospital Contact Infomation

Not any more. There is an Urgent Care Center though. The unit treats conditions including minor head, ear or eye problems, broken nose or nose bleed, sprains, strains, cuts and bites, children's minor injuries and ailments, minor fractures or broken bones, abscesses and wound infections. It is open between 8am and 10pm. Between 10pm and 8am people should contact NHS 111 where trained advisors will refer them to the most appropriate service. The only exception to this is if they are seriously ill, in which case dial 999.

it's to left( double doors) of the a&e department

Not sure hun I was on ward 3 if you ring the hospital they will let you know. They are very helpful x

You will need a referral from your GP to see a specialist. This is Google Maps, so you cant do anything from here.

On the ground floor when going to the hospital keep walking past the cafe to the lifts turn right it's sign posted

I've no idea sorry..

Urgent Care is by the main entrance. The Day Treatment Centre is on the first floor. Go in the main entrance and up the main staircase, the reception is on your left. This is where the theatres are.

It depends on which department you are after you could ring the universal number for the trust ask to be put through and then ask for their number

There is a Nurse led Urgent Care Center. The unit treats conditions including minor head, ear or eye problems, broken nose or nose bleed, sprains, strains, cuts and bites, children's minor injuries and ailments, minor fractures or broken bones, abscesses and wound infections. It is open between 8am and 10pm. Between 10pm and 8am people should contact NHS 111 where trained advisors will refer them to the most appropriate service. The only exception to this is if they are seriously ill, in which case dial 999.

No, not any more. There is however an Utgent Care Centre. The unit treats conditions including minor head, ear or eye problems, broken nose or nose bleed, sprains, strains, cuts and bites, children's minor injuries and ailments, minor fractures or broken bones, abscesses and wound infections. It is open between 8am and 10pm. Between 10pm and 8am people should contact NHS 111 where trained advisors will refer them to the most appropriate service. The only exception to this is if they are seriously ill, in which case dial 999.

Thankyou as traveling thru from Cumbria

WiFi is fine and you can park free off the hospital grounds it's just opposite the hospital main bus stop.

Probably as safe as it is to go to any hospital in those circumstances.

There is no A&E at Hexham. The nearest is Cramlington.