Uckfield Hospital is part of Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust
Address:
Framfield Road Uckfield East Sussex TN22 5AW
A&E Hours:
Open daily 8.00am - 8.00pm
Phone:
01825 745030
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Uckfield Hospital
Ankle Sprain
Code: uc115019
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Back Injury
Code: uc115007
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Buckle Fractures (Child)
Code: uc115363
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Burns Injury
Code: uc115004
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Chest Injury
Code: uc115017
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Conjunctivitis
Code: uc115070
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Corneal Abrasion
Code: uc115068
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Finger Injury
Code: uc115083
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Hand Injury
Code: uc115033
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Head Injury
Code: uc115001
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Head Injury (Child)
Code: uc115046
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Knee Pain
Code: uc115010
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Lower Limb Injury (Support Bandage)
Code: uc115085
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Mallet Finger
Code: uc115029
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Neck Pain/Injury
Code: uc115002
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Plasters and Casts
Code: uc115006
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Pretibial Lacerations
Code: uc115020
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Pulled Elbow (Child)
Code: uc115147
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Shoulder Pain
Code: uc115009
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Slings and Bandages
Code: uc115040
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Soft Tissue Injury
Code: uc115013b
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Sub-conjunctival Haemorrhage
Code: uc115071
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Use of Crutches
Code: uc115008
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Welcome to Uckfield Hospital
Code: uc115035
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Wound Closure
Code: uc115003
About this Hospital
We are a minor injuries unit staffed by Emergency Nurse Practitioners and Specialist Care Practitioners supported by experienced Healthcare Assistants. We provide assessment and treatment of a wide range of minor injuries in both adults and children. Following assessment patients may be treated and discharged or, if appropriate, referred onto other health care providers.
X-ray facilities available on site.
If your condition is not appropriate for MIU an alternative may include:
- A&E, Eastbourne District General Hospital
- Local pharmacy
- Your GP
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