Timperley Health Centre, 169 Grove Lane, Timperley, Altrincham, WA15 6PH
Telephone: 0161 903 9010
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If you need any advice or reassurance you may telephone NHS 111, you will be directed to the correct healthcare professional for your problem.
Whilst your GP surgery is often the first port of call when help is needed, there are many other local services that able to help you directly.
For minor injuries that do not need A&E attendance, visit or ring Altrincham General Minor Injuries Unit on 0161 413 7705. Opening hours Monday – Friday, 8am – 8pm and now 10am – 6pm Saturday, Sunday and bank holidays, with last check-in 30 minutes before closing time, for:
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If the above unit is not suitable for your needs and we are not equipped to deal with your injury, try either:
Trafford General Urgent Care Centre, open 08:00 – 20:00, daily 0161 746 2619
Wythenshawe Hospital Accident & Emergency department, open 24/7 0161 998 7070.
Manchester Royal Infirmary Accident & Emergency department, open 24/7 0161 276 1234.
Manchester Royal Eye Hospital Emergency Eye Department, open 08:00 – 20:00 daily, 0161 276 5597
Trafford Health Centre Walk-In Centre, Trafford General Hosppital, Moorside Rd, Urmston, M41 5SL
Telephone: 0161 747 4978
Open Monday – Friday 08:00 – 20:00, Saturday, Sunday and bank holidays 08.:00 – 18:00.
Out-of-hours services are generally busy so please think carefully before asking to see a doctor and only do so if you genuinely cannot wait until the surgery re-opens.
You can contact the Health Visiting Team at Chapel Road clinic: 0161 912 5130 for advice about all child health and welfare matters, including specialist advice on weaning, sleep problems and eczema.
The Childrens Community Nurses work in the community with the aim of providing care to your child in your own home, often following a hospital admission or A&E attendance. They are based at Altrincham General Hospital on 0161 934 8333 and you can contact them directly for advice and management about:
Trafford Council have lots of information about children’s services here.
A number of agencies provide specialist advice for teenagers and their parents. You can find links helping with drug & alcohol issues, mental health concerns, contraception & sexual health and sexual health services.
If you’re worried you may have picked up a sexually transmitted infection or would like a full check-up for reassurance. This is a complete and confidential service. They offer confidential HIV testing too. Please ring to book an appointment or if you’re under 25 some services are drop-in.
Trafford General Hospital – 0161 746 2621
Withington Hospital – 0161 611 4939
Manchester Royal Infirmary – Women 0161 276 5212 & Men 0161 276 5200
The treatment room nurses originally located at Chapel Road, are now at Firsway Health Centre, M33 4BR. Appointments can be made by ringing 0300 323 0303 option 1, for:
If these services are needed but you are housebound, then please ring 0300 323 0303 option 2 for the District Nursing service.
For ear wax problems that despite regular use of warm olive oil, still require treatment, please book an appointment with the ear care service at Meadway Health Centre, M33 4PP on 0300 323 0303 option 5, for ear assessment and possible syringing or microsuction. Find more information available here.