The practice doors will be closed during lunchtimes and between 17:30 – 18:00 in order to carry out essential administration. We will however be contactable during these times via telephone should a patient require urgent or emergency advice.

Out of hours calls are handled by SAUCS. This service is for emergencies which occur after 18:00 and before 09:00 on weekdays and for 24 hours on Saturday and Sunday and Bank holidays.  

The out of hours doctor can be contacted on: 02838399201.

We must stress that this service is for emergencies which cannot wait until the next day.

Carland Road

Dungannon

BT71 4AU

Phone: 028 8772 2821

Opening hours: Monday to Friday from 09:00 to 21:00 including Bank Holidays and from 10:00 to 18:00 Saturday and Sunday.

This service is for anyone over one year of age who has a minor injury (X-rays are only performed on children aged 5 years and older).

What can be treated at a Minor Injuries Unit

Types of injuries treated can include:

• injuries to upper and lower limbs
• broken bones, sprains, bruises and wounds
• bites – human, animal and insect
• burns and scalds
• abscesses and wound infections
• minor head injuries
• broken noses and nosebleeds
• foreign bodies in the eyes and nose

Major A&E departments assess and treat patients who have serious injuries or illnesses. Generally, you should visit A&E or call 999 for emergencies, such as:

• loss of consciousness,
• acute confused state,
• persistent, severe chest pain, or
• breathing difficulties.
• FAST campaign , possibility of a stroke

If you're injured or seriously ill, you should go, or be taken, to A&E. If an ambulance is needed you can call 999, the emergency phone number in the UK.

Major A&E departments offer access 365 days a year and usually open 24 hours a day. Be aware that not all hospitals have an A&E department.