What we treat
We treat a wide range of non-emergency medical concerns, including:

Infections
+ Ear, nose & throat (ENT) infections
+ Skin infections & rashes
+ Eye infections
+ Urinary tract infections (UTIs)
+ Gastrointestinal infections
+ Respiratory infections (coughs, sore throats, mild breathlessness)

Minor Injuries & Illnesses
+ Minor head / back / eye injuries
+ Wounds and wound infections
+ Minor burns and scalds
+ Insect and animal bites
+ Raised temperature or fever
+ Allergic reactions (mild/moderate)
+ Calf pain (suspected DVT — initial assessment only)

Additional Services
+ Overseas visitors who’ve lost prescriptions
+ Dressing Change £30
+ Suturing £85
+ Removal of Sutures £30
+ ECG £35 in addition to F2F assessment
+ Point of Care blood test £25 in addition to F2F assessment
+ Wellman & Wellwoman health assessment
What treatment do you require?
Urgent Care
For urgent, but not life threatening, health issues.
- Illnesses and infections
- Minor injuries and wound treatment
- Open 7 days, 8am - 8pm
- Book ahead or walk-in
- Same day appointments
- £50 per appointment
Consultant GP
Treatment for ongoing or chronic medical conditions.
- Specialist referrals
- Preventative care & second opinions
- Men's & women's health advice
- 30 minutes with an experienced GP
- £130 consultation fee
Additional Services
Extra treatments and clinics to give you complete support.
- Quick & simple healthcare for students
- Lost prescriptions
- Wellman & wellwoman health checks
- Dressing clinics
- Health Promotion Initiatives
What we can't treat
We treat a wide range of non-emergency medical concerns, excluding:
Emergency or Complex Medical Conditions
+ Chest pain suggestive of a heart attack
+ Stroke symptoms (e.g. sudden weakness, slurred speech)
+ Seizures or recent convulsions
+ Suicidal thoughts or mental health crisis
+ Acute confusion or delirium
+ Urinary retention
+ Quinsy (peritonsillar abscess)
+ Suspected cauda equina syndrome
+ Conditions needing X-ray, CT, MRI or other
hospital-only diagnostics
Unstable patients
If any of the following apply, you should go to A&E:
+ Severe blood loss
+ Severe or ongoing loss of consciousness
+ Suspected overdose or poisoning
Other Exclusions
+ Dental pain
+ Patients who are “off legs” (e.g. sudden
unexplained mobility loss)
+ Recent visit to A&E or a hospital specialty with the same complaint

For students, quick access to clear, professional care matters.
At Emerald Urgent Care we treat coughs, ear, throat & urinary infections, fevers, rashes & skin infections, minor injuries and more, all without the need to be registered locally with a GP.
Our Belfast City Centre clinic offers same day appointments, walk in access and transparent pricing. Whether you’re here from overseas, settling into university life, or just need peace of mind away from home, we’re here to keep you well.