Biafra Hospital Accident & Emergency Services
Immediate, expert care when you need it most — our 24/7 emergency department provides rapid assessment, treatment and stabilisation.
Accident & Emergency Services
Our Accident and Emergency Department is fully equipped to provide prompt, efficient care for patients experiencing medical emergencies, injuries and sudden illnesses, ensuring immediate attention when it matters most.
Staffed by skilled emergency healthcare professionals, we deliver rapid assessment, stabilisation and treatment to support positive patient outcomes, working closely with our laboratory, radiology, theatre and critical care teams.
24/7 Emergency Medical Response
Our Accident and Emergency Department plays a crucial role in delivering immediate care, supporting recovery and ensuring patients receive the urgent attention they need — every hour of every day.
Our Accident & Emergency Services Include
Emergency Medical Care
- Immediate treatment for acute illnesses and life-threatening conditions
Injury & Trauma Management
- Care for fractures, cuts, burns and other physical injuries
Medical Emergency Response
- Emergency care for severe pain, seizures and breathing difficulties
Stabilisation & Critical Care
- Initial stabilisation of critically ill patients before admission or referral
Why Choose Our Accident & Emergency Department?
- Experienced and responsive emergency care team
- 24/7 readiness to handle urgent medical situations
- Well-equipped facility for rapid intervention
- Seamless coordination with other hospital departments
What to Do in an Emergency
In a medical emergency, come straight to our A&E entrance or call ahead if possible.
- Call 0118 800 736 if you can, so our team can prepare for your arrival.
- Come directly to the Accident & Emergency entrance — no appointment is needed.
- Our triage team will assess and prioritise care immediately on arrival.
Yes — our Accident & Emergency department is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
No. Emergency cases are seen immediately based on triage priority, not appointment order.
If possible, bring ID and insurance details, but never delay coming in to gather documents in a genuine emergency.