

Please note: This week (commencing Monday 1 March), you may experience some delays in receiving treatment in our Minor Injuries Unit due to a staff shortage. Thank you for your understanding.
Our unit is designed to see people who have an acute (less than two weeks) minor injury.
Our team of emergency nurse practitioners are able to see diagnose and treat minor injuries.
They can also refer people to any necessary follow up clinics relating to their minor injury that may be needed.
We see adults and children aged 2 years and over with an acute (less than two weeks) minor injury, including people with cuts, sprains, suspected minor fractures.
The service normally operates 9am – 5pm, Monday to Friday (excluding bank holidays).
We are based at Haslemere Minor Injuries Unit, Church Lane, Haslemere GU27 2BJ.
We do not offer an appointment system.
We offer a walk in service for patients with minor injuries only.
Patients are seen in time order, however, there may be occasions when patients will be seen according to the severity of their injury.
Please note: at times of high volumes of patients attending MIU, it may not be possible to offer a full consultation to people who arrive from 4pm as this is one hour before the service closes for the evening.
In this instance we will assist you to find an alternative local service according to your need
We see adults and children aged 2 years and over with an acute (less than two weeks) minor injury, including:
Cuts, grazes,lacerations
Minor burns & scalds
Minor eye & ear injuries, including removal of foreign bodies from the ears or nose
Minor head injuries
Removal of splinters
Sprains, strains, limb injuries
Suspected fractures
Neck pain from minor injury
At the Minor Injuries Unit we cannot treat:
Allergic reactions
Rashes
Asthma & breathing difficulties
Earache & ear infections
Mental health problems
Pregnancy related problems
Injuries that require a neck, chest or back x-ray
Serious injuries
Severe chest pain – dial 999
Sore throat
Stomach pain, vomiting, diarrhoea
Illnesses
Backache
Visit your GP or go directly to an Emergency Department. Please dial 999 in an emergency.
This is a nurse led service, where you will be seen and treated by an experienced emergency nurse practitioner.
If you need to see a medical professional for an ailment or condition that is not due to a minor injury, then please make an appointment to see your GP.
The service is not for life threatening injuries and if you require urgent medical attention or assistance then please contact 999.
Please contact the Minor Injuries Unit on 01483 956 524 and an emergency nurse practitioner will be happy assist you.
We very much value feedback from all of our patients, and our receptionist may ask you to complete a satisfaction questionnaire when you have been seen.
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