North Devon District Hospital’s Emergency Department (A&E) can be a busy place. If you have a minor injury or condition which you feel needs medical attention, but is not an emergency, it may be quicker to be seen at one of our Minor Injuries Units (MIU).
To help you choose the appropriate NHS service, an overview of your options and what you can expect can be found here. Alternatively, you can visit NHS Choices’ A-Z of health conditions and treatments.
NHSquicker is a free app which provides live waiting and travel times for NHS services providing urgent care across Devon and Cornwall. More information.
If you’re not sure which service is best for you please phone 111 for guidance or visit the website – https://111.nhs.uk/
Please be aware that the waiting times and number of waiting patients displayed is updated every five minutes and may have changed by the time you arrive*.
Waiting times last updated on Jun 03 2020 16:54PM | Refresh page
Emergency Department
24 hours, 7 days a week, including bank holidays
Current longest waiting time to see a doctor/nurse
4min
Current number of patients waiting to be seen
1 patient
Total number of patients in the department
25 patients
- Address:
- North Devon District Hospital Emergency Department, Raleigh Park, Barnstaple, Devon, EX31 4JB
- Tel:
- 01271 322577
- Opening hours:
- 24 hours, 7 days a week, including bank holidays
- Facilities:
- Car parking, Cycle parking, Disabled parking, Disabled WC, Wheelchair access, Braille translation service, Signing service, Induction loop, RNID typetalk, Cafe, Patient library, Pharmacy, Shop
- Further information:
- North Devon District Hospital
Minor Injuries Unit
8am – 6pm weekdays (currently closed weekends)
Current longest waiting time to see a doctor/nurse
0min
Current number of patients waiting to be seen
0 patients
Total number of patients in the department
0 patients
- Address:
- Lynton Resource Centre MIU, Burvill St, Lynton, Devon, EX35 6HA
- Tel:
- 01598 753226
- Opening hours:
- 8am – 6pm weekdays (currently closed weekends)
- Facilities:
- Further information:
- Lynton Resource Centre
* The ‘current number of patients waiting to be seen’ refers to the number of patients waiting to be fully assessed. The ‘current longest waiting time’ refers to the current waiting time to be seen and fully assessed by a doctor or nurse practitioner. Once you are seen by a doctor or nurse you may still have to wait several hours for treatment, especially when the department is busy with more clinically urgent patients.