Urgent Treatment Centres (UTC)

Our emergency departments (A&Es) are very busy at the moment.

If you have a minor illness or injury, you may been seen quicker at a local urgent treatment centre.

Please help us by choosing the best NHS service for your needs.

To access urgent care or urgent treatment centres, you will need to call NHS 111 or visit NHS 111 online first to speak to a professional who, if appropriate, can make an appointment for you.

To also help you make the best choice on accessing healthcare, please see the alternative options available in Birmingham and Solihull.

Alternatives to the Emergency Department (A&E)

Urgent Treatment Centre locations

Solihull (Solihull Hospital)

Solihull Hospital
Lode Lane
Solihull
B91 2JL

The UTC is open 08:00-20:00, seven days a week, providing urgent care for common issues including:

broken bones
sprains
cuts
stomach pains
rashes
minor burns

If you have minor injuries – such as broken bones, sprains, cuts, bruising, minor burns – just walk-in (open 08:00-20:00, seven days a week, for anyone over one year old).

For minor illnesses, please contact NHS 111.

The UTC cannot treat life-threatening emergencies, such as heart attacks and strokes. Please call 999 or attend your nearest accident and emergency department in these situations.

Erdington (Stockland Green Primary Care Centre)

Stockland Green Primary Care Centre
192 Reservoir Road
Erdington
Birmingham
B23 6DJ

North Birmingham (Good Hope Hospital, Sutton Coldfield)

North Birmingham UTC is relocating from Erdington Health and Wellbeing Centre in Erdington’s High Street to the Treatment Centre at Good Hope Hospital in Sutton Coldfield on a temporary and emergency basis.

Up until 20:00 on 3 February 2025, it will continue to operate from its current location at Erdington Health and Wellbeing Centre in Erdington’s High Street.

The UTC will be in operation at Good Hope Hospital’s Treatment Centre from 08:00 on 5 February 2025. It will operate between 08:00-20:00 seven days a week.

To access UTCs, patients should call NHS 111 or visit NHS 111 online first to speak to a professional who, if appropriate, can make an appointment for them.