Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust NHS Waiting Times

NHS Foundation Trust East of England Updated December 2025

Across all departments, most patients wait about 14 weeks

That's roughly just over 3 months. 59 out of 100 patients are seen within 18 weeks.

Hospital details

Address Cambridge Biomedical Campus, Hills Road, Cambridge, CB2 0QQ
Phone 01223 245151
Integrated Care Board NHS Cambridgeshire And Peterborough Integrated Care Board
Established 1993

Formerly known as

This trust was formed from or previously known as:

Cambridge Acute Unit

Department waiting times

Cardiology

22 weeks
42% within 18 weeks

Dermatology

15 weeks
56% within 18 weeks

Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT)

24 weeks
39% within 18 weeks

Geriatric Medicine

5 weeks
92% within 18 weeks

Gastroenterology

7 weeks
84% within 18 weeks

General Medicine

26 weeks
38% within 18 weeks

General Surgery

18 weeks
50% within 18 weeks

Gynaecology

19 weeks
49% within 18 weeks

Neurology

12 weeks
71% within 18 weeks

Neurosurgery

11 weeks
66% within 18 weeks

Ophthalmology (Eye Care)

15 weeks
56% within 18 weeks

Oral & Dental Surgery

23 weeks
41% within 18 weeks

Paediatrics

14 weeks
59% within 18 weeks

Plastic Surgery

13 weeks
62% within 18 weeks

Respiratory Medicine

7 weeks
97% within 18 weeks

Rheumatology

9 weeks
78% within 18 weeks

Trauma & Orthopaedics

16 weeks
55% within 18 weeks

Urology

14 weeks
59% within 18 weeks

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the average wait at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust?

The average waiting time across all departments at Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust is about 14 weeks.

How do I contact Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust?

Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust can be contacted via their main switchboard on 01223 245151. Ask to be connected to the relevant department.

Can I choose to be referred to this hospital?

Yes. Under the NHS Constitution, patients in England have the right to choose which hospital they are referred to. Discuss your options with your GP.

Source: NHS England RTT statistics — about our methodology