West Midlands A&E Wait Times(Live Updates)

You can check the current A&E wait times at Queen Elizabeth Hospital by clicking on the hospital card above. The wait times are updated every 1-5 minutes using official NHS data.

You can check the current A&E wait times at Good Hope Hospital by clicking on the hospital card above. The wait times are updated every 1-5 minutes using official NHS data.

You can check the current A&E wait times at Heartlands Hospital by clicking on the hospital card above. The wait times are updated every 1-5 minutes using official NHS data.

You can check the current A&E wait times at Princess Royal Hospital by clicking on the hospital card above. The wait times are updated every 1-5 minutes using official NHS data.

You can check the current A&E wait times at Royal Shrewsbury Hospital by clicking on the hospital card above. The wait times are updated every 1-5 minutes using official NHS data.

You can check the current A&E wait times at Hereford County Hospital by clicking on the hospital card above. The wait times are updated every 1-5 minutes using official NHS data.

You can check the current A&E wait times at University Hospital Coventry by clicking on the hospital card above. The wait times are updated every 1-5 minutes using official NHS data.

You can check the current A&E wait times at Royal Stoke Hospital by clicking on the hospital card above. The wait times are updated every 1-5 minutes using official NHS data.

You can check the current A&E wait times at County Hospital by clicking on the hospital card above. The wait times are updated every 1-5 minutes using official NHS data.

You can check the current A&E wait times at Midland Metropolitan Hospital by clicking on the hospital card above. The wait times are updated every 1-5 minutes using official NHS data.

Yes, if your condition is not life-threatening, it's recommended to call 111 first. They can help you determine if A&E is the most appropriate place for your care and may direct you to other services that can help you more quickly.

A&E departments use a triage system to prioritize patients based on the severity of their condition. While you can't skip the queue, you can help by being prepared with your medical history, current medications, and any relevant information about your condition. For non-emergencies, consider using NHS 111 or visiting a walk-in center or minor injuries unit instead.

Generally, A&E departments tend to be least busy early on weekday mornings, particularly Tuesday to Thursday between 8am and 10am. However, waiting times can vary unpredictably. Our live tracker provides real-time data to help you choose the best time to visit.

The NHS aims to see 95% of patients within 4 hours of arrival at A&E. However, current waiting times vary significantly between hospitals. Some patients may be seen within minutes for serious conditions, while others with less urgent needs might wait longer. Our live tracker shows real-time wait times to help you make informed decisions.