About Teddington Memorial Hospital

Teddington Memorial Hospital, situated on Hampton Road in the heart of Teddington, operates a walk-in urgent care centre serving residents across the local area and the wider Richmond borough. Open every day of the week from 8 AM to 8 PM, it provides accessible treatment for minor injuries and ailments without the need for an appointment. Part of the Kingston and Richmond NHS Foundation Trust, the centre combines clinical professionalism with a genuinely welcoming approach, and will refer patients to more specialist services where required. It is a reassuring, practical resource for the whole community.

Local area

For a community as self-contained and neighbourly as Teddington, having a reliable NHS walk-in centre on Hampton Road is genuinely valued. Teddington residents tend to be rooted here — many have lived in the area for decades — and the convenience of accessible healthcare close to home, Bushy Park and the high street matters greatly. The centre serves not just Teddington itself but draws on the wider Richmond borough, including nearby Barnes, Twickenham and Hampton Hill, making it an important anchor of local health provision in this part of south-west London.

Why choose Teddington Memorial Hospital

With doors open from 8 AM to 8 PM, seven days a week including weekends and bank holidays, Teddington Memorial Hospital’s walk-in centre removes many of the usual barriers to timely care. There is no appointment needed, parking is available on site, and the clinical team is noted for handling cases efficiently while maintaining genuine warmth toward patients. For residents aged 50 and over — who may wish to avoid a lengthy wait at a major A&E for something non-emergency — this centre offers a sensible, well-regarded alternative close to home.

Services

  • Walk-in urgent care
  • Minor injury treatment
  • Minor ailment assessment
  • Clinical referral to specialist services
  • Seven-day accessible healthcare

Ideal for: Local residents seeking urgent care, Older adults managing minor health concerns, Families with children needing prompt treatment, Visitors and workers in the Teddington area, Those unable to secure a same-day GP appointment.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to book an appointment to be seen at Teddington Memorial Hospital?

No. The centre operates as a walk-in service, meaning you can arrive without an appointment during opening hours.

What are the opening hours?

The walk-in centre is open every day of the week — including weekends — from 8 AM to 8 PM.

What kinds of conditions can the centre treat?

The centre handles a wide range of minor injuries and ailments. For cases requiring more specialist attention, the clinical team will refer patients onward appropriately.

Is there parking available at the site?

Yes, the centre has onsite parking, which makes it accessible for those who are less mobile or travelling from further afield.

How do I find out more or check for any service updates?

You can visit the Kingston and Richmond NHS Foundation Trust website at kingstonandrichmond.nhs.uk or call the centre directly on 020 8714 4000.

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