For immediate, life-threatening emergencies, always call 999 or go straight to A&E.
A medical emergency could include:
Chest pain
Severe
bleeding
Choking
Severe injuries
Unconsciousness
Severe
breathlessness
Severe allergic
reaction
We are here for you if you need medical help and it is not life-threatening. We offer a free NHS service that you can use when you are unwell and your GP Practice is closed, or during the day for minor illnesses which do not require you to attend A&E.
To use NHS services, patients can:
Calls to NHS 111 are free from mobiles and landlines and this service is available 24hrs a day, 365 days a year.
Yes, Badger sees adults and children of all ages, including newborns.
Yes, we provide a walk-in booking service for NHS patients at our Solihull UTC located on the Solihull Hospital site. If you are unsure what medical help you need, you can contact NHS 111 for advice.
No, please contact your GP Practice and ensure you have ordered this in advance to avoid running out at weekends or public holidays. Most GP Practices require 48 hours to process repeat prescription requests.
No, please contact your local dental surgery or NHS 111.
Yes, if you are transferred to us and require an interpreter, we will provide this.
Badger House,
121 Glover Street,
Birmingham,
B9 4EY
Call 111 if you need medical help, and it is not life-threatening.
Call 999 if there is a medical emergency.