Edgware Urgent Treatment Centre
London · HA8 0AD · data via Barts Health NHS Trust
Locals may know it as: Edgware UTC, Edgware Walk-in Centre
Current wait
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Estimated wait: ~3 hr 15 min
61% done within 4 hrs · September 2026
Primary source: Barts Health NHS Trust — published waiting times
About this department
Edgware Urgent Treatment Centre provides same-day care for urgent but non-life-threatening conditions. The centre handles conditions such as cuts, minor fractures, sprains, skin infections, and urinary tract infections. It is an alternative to A&E for conditions that need prompt attention but are not emergencies. The UTC is staffed by GPs and emergency nurse practitioners who can prescribe medication, order X-rays, and refer to hospital specialists if needed.
Getting there & getting in touch
- Town / postcode
- London, HA8 0AD
- Hours
- Open: 8am - 8pm, 7 days a week
- Run by
- Barts Health NHS Trust
- Service level
- Urgent Treatment Centre
On-site services
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What's the current wait at Edgware Urgent Treatment Centre?
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Is the urgent treatment centre at Edgware Urgent Treatment Centre open right now?
Opening hours here are: Open: 8am - 8pm, 7 days a week. Outside those times, calling 111 will point you to the nearest open alternative.
Where exactly is Edgware Urgent Treatment Centre?
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When does this urgent treatment centre tend to be calmest?
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