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Lamb Foggo Urgent Care Centre

1 Hall St, Southside, Saint David's Island, Southside, Bermuda, DV 04 | Directions
441-298-7700
Opening hours
Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thursday Closed
Friday Closed
Saturday 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
Sunday 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
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Description

Have a minor illness or injury?

Want to avoid the wait in the ER?

Visit the UCC if you have a minor illness of injury that needs immediate attention,  such as sprains, strains, scrapes, cuts, coughs, colds, earaches, bumps or bruises. 

For more serious illnesses and injuries, go straight to the Emergency Department at KEMH. If it is life threatening, call 911

Before attending the Lamb Foggo Urgent Care Centre, please check the latest hours of operations here:

 

 

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FAQ
Where is the Lamb Foggo Urgent Care Centre located?

The centre is located in the East End at 1 Hall Street, Southside, St. George’s.

What are the operating hours?

Saturday & Sunday: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM Monday to Friday: Closed

How can I contact the centre?

You can reach the Urgent Care Centre by phone at (441) 298-7700.

What conditions are treated at the Urgent Care Centre?

The centre is designed to treat non-life-threatening but urgent unexpected conditions, including: Minor illnesses (coughs, colds, earaches) Minor injuries (sprains, strains, cuts, grazes, bumps, or bruises)

Are X-ray services available?

Yes. Walk-in X-ray services are available during operating hours.

Who provides care at the centre?

When open, the centre is staffed by a dedicated medical team consisting of a physician, a registered nurse, and a diagnostic technologist.

When should I go to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital (KEMH) instead?

Urgent care is not emergency care. The Urgent Care Centre is equipped only for minor conditions. For serious, potentially life-threatening conditions or major trauma, go directly to the Emergency Department at KEMH or call 911. Only the main hospital has the specialized diagnostic equipment and surgical support required to treat severe cases. Go straight to Emergency or call 911 if you experience: Severe injuries or large cuts with heavy bleeding Head injuries that cause loss of consciousness or fainting Injuries from a motor vehicle accident Chest pains or suspected heart attack/stroke