Urgent care right now

Hull

East Riding

North Yorkshire

Figures come from people timing their own wait on this site, not from the NHS. This timer is not monitored and does not alert staff. A place where nobody is timing may still be busy. When only one or two people are behind a figure it is rounded and marked as a rough guide.

Opening hours can change. Check with NHS 111 before you set off. Hours come from the organisation that runs each place, checked 14 October 2026: A&E, Hull Royal Infirmary, Urgent treatment centre, Hull Royal Infirmary, Bransholme Health Centre, Bridlington Hospital, East Riding Community Hospital, Goole and District Hospital, Urgent treatment centre, Scarborough Hospital.

Before you decide where to go

• A&E is for emergencies. Such as chest pain, difficulty breathing, severe bleeding, signs of a stroke, or a serious injury. Don't go elsewhere to save time.
• Urgent treatment centres deal with urgent problems that are not life-threatening, such as sprains, suspected broken bones, minor burns and infections.
• Seen in order of need. A short wait for others does not mean a short wait for you. People with the most serious problems are seen first.
• Already waiting? Don't go somewhere else without speaking to the staff first, and tell them straight away if you feel worse. NHS 111 can advise you.
• NHS 111 can tell you the right place to go, and can often book you a time at an urgent treatment centre.