Homerton Urgent Treatment Centre
London · E9 6SR · data via Barts Health NHS Trust
Locals may know it as: Homerton UTC, Homerton Walk-in
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
Homerton Urgent Treatment Centre provides walk-in care for non-life-threatening conditions such as minor injuries, sprains, minor burns, and infections. The centre is staffed by experienced clinicians and can handle a wide range of conditions that do not require a full A&E department. Patients are triaged on arrival and seen in order of clinical priority. The UTC can provide X-rays, blood tests, and minor procedures. If you are unsure whether you need A&E or a UTC, calling NHS 111 can help you decide. UTCs are typically much faster than A&E for minor conditions.
Getting there & getting in touch
- Town / postcode
- London, E9 6SR
- Hours
- Open: 8am - 10pm, 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 Homerton Urgent Treatment Centre?
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Is the urgent treatment centre at Homerton Urgent Treatment Centre open right now?
Opening hours here are: Open: 8am - 10pm, 7 days a week. Outside those times, calling 111 will point you to the nearest open alternative.
Where exactly is Homerton Urgent Treatment Centre?
It's in London (E9 6SR). Pop your own postcode into our distance search to see how far it is from you compared with the other departments nearby.
When does this urgent treatment centre tend to be calmest?
Across the UK the pattern is consistent: the lightest traffic is between roughly 6am and 9am, and the heaviest crunch lands on Monday mornings, weekday evenings, and Friday and Saturday nights. If your condition can safely wait for a quieter window, an early start usually pays off.
Could you be seen sooner?
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