Emergencies

For true emergencies (such as sudden severe chest pain or breathlessness, choking, symptoms of a stroke, severe bleeding) – please call 999

Out of Hours services

After 6:30pm and at weekends you should call 111, If it’s not a 999 emergency but you need medical help fast, call 111.

The NHS 111 service is a fast and easy way to get the right help – wherever you are and whatever the time. The service provides medical advice and if necessary will call an ambulance for you.

For more information please visit NHS 111 online

Urgent Treatment Centre

The main route of access to the South Birmingham Urgent Treatment Centre (UTC) is now via NHS 111. People requiring urgent care should use NHS 111 by calling 111, visiting 111 online at 111.nhs.uk, or by using the NHS App. 
Previously, members of the public have been able to self-refer to South Birmingham UTC by calling the UTC directly. This option is l no longer be available.
 
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