Docorix lists 170 urgent treatment centres in England and Scotland, in 117 towns and cities. 86 hold a current CQC rating and 81 of those are rated Good or Outstanding. Together they are registered for 26 beds.
CQC register data updated 6 October 2026
Urgent treatment centres deal with injuries and illnesses that need attention the same day but are not life-threatening, such as sprains, minor burns and infections. Contact NHS 111 first to be directed to the right place. In an emergency call 999.
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Order: official CQC rating only – Outstanding first, then Good. Providers cannot pay to appear higher.
Showing the 60 towns with the most; use the search to find the rest.
Taken from the CQC register: “NHS” means run by an NHS body or providing NHS primary care; “Independent” is the CQC’s word for a provider that is not an NHS body – a company, partnership or individual. It says who runs the service, not who pays: many independent providers deliver NHS- or council-funded care. Charities and community interest companies are shown separately, where the register or the provider’s name says so. Use the All · NHS · Private switch at the top of any directory page to browse one kind only.
Listings marked NHS are run by an NHS body or provide NHS primary care, according to the CQC register.
Official guidance: NHS: about NHS hospital servicesNHS: how to register with a GP surgery
General guidance for England, not financial advice. Rules and charges change – check the official pages above.
Contains CQC data © Care Quality Commission.