Walk-in Centre

What treatments does the centre provide?

The Walk-in Centre will provide treatment for:

• Minor injuries, cuts and grazes
• Minor illnesses
• Minor scalds and burns
• Strains and sprains
• Bites and stings
• Ear and throat infections
• Emergency contraception
• Minor skin infections / rashes
• Minor eye conditions / infections
• Stomach upsets
• Coughs and colds
• Other common illnesses
• Asthma
• Health promotion & health screening advice

The Walk-in Centre will aim to see you within 30 minutes of booking in at reception. A record of your consultation will be sent to your own GP, or Health Visitor for childrens' appointments.  

The centre will not provide treatment for:

• Road traffic injury
• Head injury - loss of consciousness
• Chest pains
• Overdose of drugs or accidental drinking of chemicals
• Severe allergic reactions
• Doctor's certificates

The Walk-in Centre does not issue repeat prescriptions.

 View the live waiting times for the Lincoln walk-in Centre

Who provides health care at the centre?

Lincolnshire Community Health Services provides health care at the centre.