Walk-in centres

NHS Walk-In Centres can provide consultations, advice and treatment for minor injuries and illnesses, no appointment needed, just walk in.

You can go to a Walk-In Centre if you need urgent medical attention, but it’s not a life-threatening situation.

Conditions that can be treated at a Walk-In Centre include:

• sprains and strains
• suspected broken limbs
• minor head injuries
• cuts and grazes
• bites and stings
• minor scalds and burns
• ear and throat infections
• skin infections and rashes
• eye problems
• coughs and colds
• high temperature in children and adults
• stomach pain
• being sick (vomiting) and diarrhoea
• emergency contraception

Walk-In Centres are open from early to late and on weekend and bank holidays.

Huyton walk-in centre – Nutgrove Villa

Halewood walk-in centre – Halewood Centre

Kirkby walk-in centre – St Chad’s