A&E and walk-in centres in Lincolnshire: waiting times
4 A&E departments, 8 urgent treatment centres and 1 walk-in centre in Lincolnshire.
Most seen within 4 hours: Pilgrim Hospital 6 in 10 seen within 4 hours in September 2026.
Where to go
- Life-threatening (chest pain, trouble breathing, heavy bleeding, stroke signs, a fit, cannot be woken): call 999.
- Urgent but not life-threatening: A&E, or an urgent treatment centre, often quicker for cuts, sprains, minor burns and minor breaks.
- Not sure: NHS 111, online or by phone. They can book you a slot.
- Minor (coughs, colds, rashes): a pharmacist, no appointment needed.
A&E departments
- Diana, Princess of Wales Hospital 5 in 10 seen within 4 hours North East Lincolnshire See this A&E
- Lincoln County Hospital 6 in 10 seen within 4 hours Lincoln See this A&E
- Pilgrim Hospital 6 in 10 seen within 4 hours Boston See this A&E
- Scunthorpe General Hospital 5 in 10 seen within 4 hours North Lincolnshire See this A&E
Urgent treatment and walk-in centres
- Boston Urgent Treatment Centre Boston See this unit
- Grantham Urgent Treatment Centre South Kesteven See this unit
- John Coupland Community Hospital West Lindsey See this unit
- Lincoln County Hospital Urgent Treatment Centre Lincoln See this unit
- Lincoln Walk-in Centre (Monks Road) Lincoln See this unit
- Louth Community Hospital East Lindsey See this unit
- Skegness Hospital East Lindsey See this unit
- Stamford and Rutland Hospital South Kesteven See this unit
- The Johnson Community Hospital South Holland See this unit
Council areas
NHS England figures, urgent care included, , checked . About the data.