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Our vascular service deals with the diagnosis, treatment and management of conditions affecting the arteries or veins and lymphatic vessels in the body, including: Aortic Aneurysms Carotid Disease Diabetic feet Lymphoedema Peripheral Vascular Disease Venous Disease We have an expert team of vascular specialists, including consultants, specialist nurses, radiologists and anaesthetists involved in all aspects […]
Our vascular service deals with the diagnosis, treatment and management of conditions affecting the arteries or veins and lymphatic vessels in the body, including:
We have an expert team of vascular specialists, including consultants, specialist nurses, radiologists and anaesthetists involved in all aspects of care and treatment, from screening to surgery.
We will offer Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) screening to all men aged 65 and over for the Black Country.
Please note this page is currently under review.
The Urgent Care Centre offers non-emergency care for walk-in patients who have minor illnesses that need urgent attention. The Urgent Care Centre is staffed with GPs and nurse practitioners 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Some of the conditions treated here include: Minor burns and bites Fever and raised temperatures Sickness and vomiting […]
The Urgent Care Centre offers non-emergency care for walk-in patients who have minor illnesses that need urgent attention. The Urgent Care Centre is staffed with GPs and nurse practitioners 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Some of the conditions treated here include:
The Urgent Care Centre is accessed via the Emergency Department. On arrival, one of our streaming nurses will ask you for your name and reason for attending. The nurse will then decide where the best place is for you to be treated, either in the Urgent Care Centre or the Emergency Department. You cannot access the Urgent Care Centre via any other route.