In line with the government road map for Covid-19 restrictions, we’ve updated our visiting policy as of Monday 29 March. Find full details of the changes by clicking here.
From 7.30am on Monday 26 April the road between the Acute Assessment Unit and the Kent Oncology Centre will be closed to allow essential roadworks to be carried out. A diversion will be in place when exiting the visitor car park. Please ensure you follow the diversion signs.
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We are having technical issues with our A&E waiting times and hope to have them back up and running soon.
Do you need A&E?
At a time when there is unprecedented demand for A&E, please think about your alternative care options…
Pharmacies for diarrhoea, minor infections, headaches and bites or stings.
GP surgeries for feverish children, vomiting, ear pain, feeling ill.
NHS 111 if you’re unwell, unsure, confused and if you need help asap.
Out of hours GP via NHS 111 if you urgently need a GP during the evening or at a weekend.
A&E is for emergencies – chest pain, suspected stroke, blacking out, bleeding you can’t stop, or if you are struggling to breathe.
Check your symptoms, get advice and find the best place for treatment that's local to you via the NHS website.
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