Woking Walk In Centre is operated by CSH Surrey
Address:
Woking Community Hospital, Heathside Road, Woking, Surrey, GU22 7HS
Hours:
8am-8pm, 7 days a week
Phone:
01483 846 209
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Woking Walk In Centre
Bites and Stings
Code: WCH1098
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Caring for your Back
Code: WCH1007
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Chest Injury
Code: WCH1017
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Coughs and Colds in Adults
Code: WCH1172a
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Coughs and Colds in Children
Code: WCH1172
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Emergency Contraception
Code: WCH1027
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Eye Injuries and Conditions
Code: WCH1018
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Fever in Children
Code: WCH1078
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Head Injuries
Code: WCH1001
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Head Injury Advice for children 12 years and under
Code: WCH1046
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Knee Injury
Code: WCH1010
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Mallet Finger Injury
Code: WCH1029
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Managing Your Repeat Medications
Code: WCH1505
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Neck Injuries/Whiplash
Code: WCH1002
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Nosebleeds
Code: WCH1011
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Plaster Cast Care
Code: WCH1006
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Pretibial Lacerations
Code: WCH1020
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Pulled Elbow
Code: WCH1147
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Shoulder Injuries
Code: WCH1009
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Sprains, Strains & Soft Tissue Injury
Code: WCH1005
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Welcome to Woking Walk In Centre
Code: WCH1035wo
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Wound Care
Code: WCH1003
About this Hospital
There are two nurse-led Walk-In-Centres for non-emergency, urgent care in North West Surrey – at Ashford and Woking hospitals. These are all managed by CSH Surrey and you can find out more about them by clicking here.
The nurse-led walk-in centres will provide you with treatment for minor illnesses and injuries (X-ray facilities also available).
Please be aware that if you are:
- Frail and elderly with multiple health issues
- Needing a repeat prescription
- Have a head injury and are over 65 years
- A child under 2
- Presenting with symptoms relating to pregnancy
… you will need to access another appropriate service i.e.
- Your GP
- Call NHS 111
- An urgent treatment centre or accident and emergency (A&E)
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