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Surrey Urgent Treatment Centres (UTCs)

DETAILS CHECKED: 05/11/2026

Before travelling

For urgent help that is not life-threatening, call NHS 111 if you are unsure where to go. Services, age limits and opening hours can change, particularly on bank holidays. Centres may stop accepting new patients before closing when busy. Check the linked NHS information or call NHS 111 before setting off.

For severe breathing difficulty, stroke symptoms, collapse or another life-threatening emergency, call 999. Do not travel to a UTC instead.

These centres are in Surrey. A nearby service across the county boundary may be more suitable; NHS 111 can help you choose. Hospital switchboards are for enquiries, not clinical triage or booking.

Ashford Urgent Treatment Centre

Ashford

Address
Ashford Health Centre, Ashford Hospital, London Road, Ashford, TW15 3FE
Telephone
01784 884000Centre contact
Opening hours
Daily, 8am to 8pm.
How to access
Walk-in service; an appointment is not usually needed. NHS 111 can advise whether this is the right service before you travel.
Who can attend
Adults and children aged 2 and over. Call NHS 111 for a younger child, pregnancy-related problems or complex health needs.

NHS sources: Service information · Further details

Epsom Hospital Urgent Treatment Centre

Epsom

Address
Epsom Hospital, Dorking Road, Epsom, Surrey, KT18 7EG
Telephone
01372 735735Hospital switchboard, not a UTC booking line
Opening hours
Daily, 8am to 10pm.
How to access
The UTC is part of the Emergency Department. Report to Emergency Department reception; the team will assess where you should be seen. NHS 111 can advise before you attend.
Who can attend
The hospital assesses patients through its Emergency Department. Call NHS 111 for advice about the appropriate service for a child or anyone with complex needs.

NHS sources: Service information · Further details

Frimley Park Hospital Urgent Treatment Centre

Frimley / Camberley

Address
Frimley Park Hospital, Portsmouth Road, Frimley, Surrey, GU16 7UJ
Telephone
0300 6145000Hospital switchboard, not a UTC booking line
Opening hours
Separate UTC hours could not be confirmed from the NHS pages checked. Call NHS 111 before travelling. The Emergency Department’s 24-hour opening does not mean that the UTC is open 24 hours.
How to access
This UTC is based at the hospital alongside emergency care. Call NHS 111 for the current access route and opening times; if attending the hospital, follow the Emergency Department reception team’s directions.
Who can attend
Check suitability and age arrangements with NHS 111 before travelling.

NHS sources: Service information · Further details

Haslemere Hospital Urgent Treatment Centre

Haslemere

Address
Haslemere Hospital, Church Lane, Haslemere, Surrey, GU27 2BJ
Telephone
01483 956524Centre contact
Opening hours
Daily, 8am to 5pm. Last new patient booking: 4pm.
How to access
Walk in, or call NHS 111 first for advice and an arrival time. An arrival time is not a guaranteed appointment time; patients are seen by clinical need.
Who can attend
Adults and children aged 1 and over. Not for pregnancy-related problems, dental pain, vomiting and diarrhoea, or injuries with loss of consciousness. Call NHS 111 if unsure.

NHS sources: Service information

St Peter’s Hospital Urgent Treatment Centre

Chertsey

Address
St Peter’s Hospital, Guildford Road, Chertsey, Surrey, KT16 0PZ
Telephone
01932 872000Hospital switchboard, not a UTC booking line
Opening hours
Daily, 8am to midnight, including bank holidays.
How to access
Call NHS 111 for advice first where possible. On arrival, go to the Emergency Department main entrance to be assessed and directed by the nurse. Do not go straight to the UTC without attending the Emergency Department first.
Who can attend
The local NHS directory lists adults and children aged 2 and over. Call NHS 111 for younger children or if unsure about suitability.

NHS sources: Service information · Further details

Woking Urgent Treatment Centre

Woking

Address
Woking Community Hospital, Heathside Road, Woking, Surrey, GU22 7HS
Telephone
01483 846209Centre contact
Opening hours
Daily, 8am to 8pm.
How to access
Walk-in service; an appointment is not usually needed. Call NHS 111 if you are unsure whether this is the right service.
Who can attend
Adults and children aged 2 and over. Call NHS 111 for a younger child, pregnancy-related problems or complex health needs.

NHS sources: Service information · Further details

Also in Surrey: Minor Injury Unit

Caterham Dene Minor Injury Unit (MIU)

Caterham

Address
Caterham Dene Hospital, Church Road, Caterham, Surrey, CR3 5RA
Telephone
01883 837500 - extension 4Hospital contact, extension 4
Opening hours
Daily, 8am to 8pm. Call NHS 111 before travelling if near closing time.
How to access
Walk-in minor-injury service. NHS 111 can help check suitability. This is a Minor Injury Unit, not a full UTC; do not assume it can assess every illness.
Who can attend
The current local NHS directory lists adults and children over 5. Child minor-illness assessment is not the same as minor-injury care: call NHS 111 to check where to take an unwell child.

NHS sources: Service information

About this directory

Details above come from the linked NHS websites. Local services have different limits: a national description of what a UTC can treat does not mean every centre offers every treatment.

NHS: when to visit an Urgent Treatment Centre