Herne Bay Urgent Treatment Centre

13/06/2025

Hot weather and thunderstorms can trigger symptoms in those who suffer with lung conditions such as asthma.

If you notice the weather makes your symptoms worse and you are needing to use your inhaler more frequently, please talk to your pharmacist, contact your GP or NHS 111.

28/03/2025

UPDATE 14:10 28/3/25
We have put contingency plans in place and are now reopening

Unfortunately we have had to close the Urgent Treatment Centre as we have no hot water.
We are working on solutions to this and will update on here as soon as we can reopen.
Other Urgent Treatment Centres are available at:

Estuary View Medical Centre, Whitstable
Faversham Medical Centre
Kent & Canterbury Hospital, Canterbury
QEQM, Margate

Apologies for any inconvenience

24/03/2025

Unfortunately our phone lines are not working today due to a wide spread fault. If you have an inquiry about wait times then please do look at the waitless app. We are very sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

04/03/2025

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03/03/2025

Please remember to complete this satisfaction survey about your most recent visit to Herne Bay UTC. To help the NHS understand how you feel about having a local urgent treatment centre.

NHS Kent and Medway need your help to make urgent care services work better for people living in east Kent. Urgent Treatment Centres (UTCs) are an integral part of urgent care. They help remove demand from emergency departments and provide access to services closer to

17/02/2025

Our local UTC provides a vital service to patients. We know the local community greatly values this service. It provides care closer to home and helps remove demand from emergency departments.

www.haveyoursayinkentandmedway.co.uk/east-kent-urgent-treatment-centres

Kent and Medway ICB (NHS) wants to hear about your experiences of using UTCs.They want to make sure patients have access to the right services in the right place and can focus on what matters most to you when assessing these services. Please take part in survey below by 7th March 2025 about your most recent visit to Herne Bay UTC. There is also an information board where you can share your experiences.

www.haveyoursayinkentandmedway.co.uk/east-kent-urgent-treatment-centres

NHS Kent and Medway need your help to make urgent care services work better for people living in east Kent. Urgent Treatment Centres (UTCs) are an integral part of urgent care. They help remove demand from emergency departments and provide access to services closer to

14/02/2025

Our local UTC provides a vital service to patients. We know the local community greatly values this service. It provides access to care closer to home and helps remove demand from emergency departments.

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Kent and Medway ICB (NHS) wants to hear about your experiences of using UTC's. They want to make sure patients have access to the right services, in the right place and can focus on what matters most to you when accessing these services. Please take part in the survey below by 7th March 2025 about your most recent visit to Herne Bay UTC. There is also an information board where you can share your experiences.

We’ve been talking to patients across east Kent about their experiences and views on urgent treatment services. Your feedback helps us shape and improve the care we provide to our community. East Kent has the following urgent treatment services available in:

Ashford
Canterbury
Deal
Dover
Herne Bay
Faversham
Folkestone
Margate
Whitstable

👉Have your say: https://ow.ly/mI6S50UZmm0

12/12/2024

18/11/2024

This Saturday (23rd November) the UTC will be without power from 2.30pm for about an hour. We will be unable to see patients during this time.

12/08/2024

This national issue is also affecting the Urgent Treatment Centre (including our phone lines). We ask that you please be patient with us whilst they work to fix this issue.

03/08/2024

21/07/2024

Herne Bay PCN is at Herne Bay Baytastic in the Park today 11:00-16:00. The social prescribers will also be here with advice and a chatty bench. Come and see us!