What can be treated at the Walk-in Centre? - Brighton Station Health Centre

Acute asthma attacks and airway obstruction
Superficial cuts and bruises
Minor burns and scalds
Bites and stings
Minor head injuries
Sprains and strains
High temperature
Headaches and dizziness
Coughs
Hay fever
Ear and throat infections
Minor eye problems; conjunctivitis, styes
Stomach problems; indigestion, constipation, diarrhoea and vomiting
Minor skin complaints and rashes
Urinary infections, thrush and menstrual problems
Emergency contraception and advice
Stress management and counselling
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NOTIFICATION OF IMPROVEMENT WORKS - 1st - 15th JUNE 2026

Please note our services will be affected by essential improvement works between 1st – 15th June.

Registered Patients – This will lead to some reduced face to face consultations for our registered patients – with additional telephony consultations provided.

Walk in Service Patients – The walk in service will continue to run as usual however the weekend of 14th & 15th we will require patients to use the entrance door next to the usual one. On this final weekend we will not have any access to the waiting room – some appointments will be booked as telephony appointments rather than the usual face to face, whilst others will be required to wait outside or return at certain times. Come to our reception as usual during this time to register for the walk in service.

We would like to apologise for the additional disruption and noise during this period and thank you for your understanding.