NHS Bryn Beryl Hospital Live MIU Waiting Times
Also known as: Bryn Beryl Hospital, Ysbyty Bryn Beryl, Pwllheli Hospital, Pwllheli MIU
Last updated sourced from Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board
Currently Closed
This Minor Injury Unit is currently closed. Please check back during opening hours (8am to 8pm).
Every day, 8am to 8pm
Hospital details
Pwllheli, LL53 5TH
About Bryn Beryl Hospital MIU
The Minor Injuries Unit at Bryn Beryl Hospital is on Ffordd Caerdydd in Pwllheli, on the Llyn Peninsula, operated by Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (BCUHB). It is open every day 8am to 8pm, including bank holidays, and is staffed by emergency practitioners and healthcare assistants (no doctors). On-site X-ray is available on Wednesdays and Thursdays only. The MIU treats sprains, suspected simple limb fractures, wounds, minor head injuries (no loss of consciousness), minor burns and scalds (under 3% body area), minor eye, ear and face injuries, bites and stings; it also offers suturing, plastering, tetanus vaccinations and emergency contraception. It does not handle chest pain, mental health, overdose or fractures needing manipulation — those go to Ysbyty Gwynedd in Bangor (~36 miles east). Outside MIU hours, call 111 or 999 for emergencies. Current Bryn Beryl MIU waiting times are tracked here in real time, sourced from the NHS Wales feed and BCUHB.
Minor Injuries Unit (MIU)
The Minor Injuries Unit (MIU) at Bryn Beryl Hospital in Pwllheli treats minor injuries such as sprains, suspected broken bones, minor head injuries, cuts and minor burns. The MIU does NOT treat life-threatening conditions. For chest pain, suspected stroke, severe bleeding, breathing difficulty, or loss of consciousness, call 999 or attend Ysbyty Gwynedd A&E in Bangor.
Departments & Services
- Minor Injuries Unit (daily 8am-8pm; phone advised on 03000 850014)
- X-ray (Wednesdays and Thursdays ONLY)
- Suturing, Plastering and Tetanus Vaccinations
- Emergency Contraception
- Sprains, Strains and Suspected Simple Limb Fractures
- Wound Care, Minor Eye/Ear/Face Injuries
- Minor Head Injuries (no loss of consciousness)
- Minor Burns and Scalds (<3% body area)
- Bites and Stings
- Outpatient Clinics
Recent Wait Time Updates
| Date & Time | Wait Time | Change |
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| Sat 25 Apr01:49 | 0 mins | — |
| Sat 25 Apr00:49 | 0 mins | — |
| Fri 24 Apr23:49 | 0 mins | — |
| Fri 24 Apr22:49 | 0 mins | — |
| Fri 24 Apr21:49 | 0 mins | — |
Nearest A&E alternatives
See live A&E wait times at other NHS hospitals near Bryn Beryl Hospital MIU
How Bryn Beryl Hospital MIU compares to nearby hospitals
Within Wales, Bryn Beryl Hospital Minor Injuries Unit is one of several urgent and emergency care sites and sits inside the wider NHS Wales performance framework. National waiting-time data is published by StatsWales against the Welsh Government's standard that 95% of A&E attendances should be admitted, transferred or discharged within four hours; live snapshots on this page are sourced separately from the trust's own published feeds, so the figures here can be more current than the headline national release.
For Pwllheli residents, the practical question is rarely "is Bryn Beryl Hospital MIU fast?" but "compared to what?" Wait times at any single site can swing materially within a day, depending on staffing, ambulance arrivals and how full the wider hospital is. The nearest-alternatives section above lists the closest comparable sites, each with their own current wait — that side-by-side comparison is more useful than any single-site average.
For non-life-threatening issues, residents in Pwllheli and surrounding Wales may also have access to a Minor Injuries Unit or Urgent Treatment Centre with shorter waits for less serious conditions. NHS 111 Wales can confirm the appropriate service for your specific need before you travel.
Bryn Beryl Hospital MIU A&E — frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions about waiting times and visiting this A&E.
What is the average MIU waiting time at Bryn Beryl Hospital MIU?
As of the latest update, the current MIU wait at Bryn Beryl Hospital Minor Injuries Unit is currently unavailable. This figure is labelled "Live" — see the freshness badge next to the wait number for the exact source and timestamp. Wait times fluctuate throughout the day, so this may not be the exact time you wait.
What time is Bryn Beryl Hospital MIU least busy?
Across most UK Minor Injuries Units, the quietest period is typically between 4am and 7am, with a secondary lull around mid-morning on weekdays. Friday and Saturday evenings, as well as Monday mornings, generally see the longest waits. Check the Wait History above to see the recent trends for Bryn Beryl Hospital MIU.
Is there a way to check MIU wait times for Bryn Beryl Hospital MIU?
Yes, you can check the live MIU waiting times for Bryn Beryl Hospital Minor Injuries Unit right here on this page. We update this data regularly based on the information provided by Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board.
How long can Bryn Beryl Hospital MIU make you wait?
Minor Injuries Units like Bryn Beryl Hospital MIU are designed for minor injuries and illnesses, not life-threatening emergencies. Most patients are seen within a few hours, but waits depend on how busy the unit is and the nature of your condition. If your condition is potentially serious, you should go to a full A&E department or call 999.
How often are wait times updated at Bryn Beryl Hospital MIU?
The wait times for Bryn Beryl Hospital Minor Injuries Unit are updated based on the data feed from Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board. The exact time of the last update is shown at the top of this page.
What does 'Current Longest Wait Time' mean at Bryn Beryl Hospital MIU?
The 'Current Longest Wait Time' typically refers to the longest time any non-admitted patient has been waiting to be seen by a doctor or nurse practitioner after arriving at the MIU department. It gives an indication of the maximum wait you might experience for non-life-threatening conditions.
What are the opening hours of Bryn Beryl Hospital MIU?
Bryn Beryl Hospital Minor Injuries Unit is a Minor Injuries Unit and is not open 24 hours a day. Current opening hours: 8am to 8pm. For 24-hour emergency care, go to your nearest A&E department or, if your condition is life-threatening, call 999. For non-urgent medical concerns, please call NHS 111 first.
How do I get to Bryn Beryl Hospital MIU?
Bryn Beryl Hospital Minor Injuries Unit is located at Ffordd Caerdydd, Pwllheli, LL53 5TH. The MIU entrance is usually clearly signposted on arrival. If you need to contact them before travelling, the hospital switchboard is +44 1758 701122.