From 3 November, the Urgent Treatment Centre at Phoenix Health Centre, on Parkfield Road, Wolverhampton, will be closing two hours earlier. This means the opening hours will be 8am until 6pm, seven days a week. Outside of these hours you can access the Urgent Treatment Centre at New Cross Hospital, which is open 24/7, 365 days a year. Other services which are available to you include NHS 111 and your local pharmacist.

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Wolverhampton Surgeon appointed to prestigious national role

Wolverhampton Surgeon appointed to prestigious national role

A leading Wolverhampton breast surgeon and academic has been appointed Honorary Secretary of the Association of Breast Surgeons (ABS) UK) — recognising her outstanding leadership, research, and dedication to improving patient care.

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Inspiring NHS staff celebrated at awards ceremony

Inspiring NHS staff celebrated at awards ceremony

Nurses, Doctors, Allied Health Professionals and Support Services staff were among the proud winners of the first Caring for All Awards hosted by The Royal Wolverhampton and Walsall Healthcare NHS Trusts – with soul superstar Beverley Knight adding her personal thanks for their efforts. A glittering ceremony, which took place at The Willows in Willenhall, […]

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Supporting Wolverhampton patients beyond the Emergency Department

Supporting Wolverhampton patients beyond the Emergency Department

Patients needing urgent and emergency care services at New Cross Hospital will be offered “more holistic” support, beyond their immediate medical need, as part of a new pilot scheme.

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NHS staff urge support for Jamaican communities

NHS staff urge support for Jamaican communities

“As the Jamaican motto says, “Out of many, one people”. Reverend Linford Davis, Head of Spiritual, Pastoral and Religious Care, at The Royal Wolverhampton and Walsall Healthcare NHS Trusts has not yet been able to get in touch with members of his family caught up in Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica. He said: “The hurricane struck […]

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