St Martins Hospital NHS Waiting Times

The NHS waiting list at St Martins Hospital currently has 144 patients waiting for treatment, with a typical wait of around 3 weeks from GP referral. About 8 in 10 patients here are seen within 18 weeks (the NHS target is 9 in 10).

Independent Sector South West Updated February 2026

Across all departments, most patients wait about 3 weeks

8 in 10 people are seen within 18 weeks. Waits at this hospital are about 5.3 weeks shorter than in January 2025.

12-month change

Then vs now at this hospital

Jan 25Feb 26
Typical wait
3.1weeks
▼ -5.3 wks
How long most people wait
Seen in 18 weeks
8in 10
▼ -10.8 pts
NHS aims to see everyone this fast
People waiting
144
▼ -861
On the waiting list right now
Waiting over a year
0
No change
Been on the list for 12+ months

Hospital details

Address Clara Cross Lane, Bath, BA2 5RP
Integrated Care Board NHS Bath And North East Somerset, Swindon And Wiltshire Integrated Care Board
Established 2017

Waiting time trend

Median wait across all departments at this hospital, month by month.

▼ -5.3 wks

Department waiting times

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the NHS waiting list at St Martins Hospital?

St Martins Hospital currently has about 144 patients on its NHS waiting list. The typical wait across all departments is around 3 weeks from GP referral, though this varies significantly by specialty.

Does St Martins Hospital meet the NHS 18-week target?

About 8 in 10 patients at St Martins Hospital are currently seen within the 18-week referral-to-treatment target. The NHS constitutional standard is 9 in 10 (92%).

How do I contact St Martins Hospital?

St Martins Hospital can be contacted via their main switchboard. Ask to be connected to the relevant department or clinic.

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 for a first outpatient appointment. Discuss your options with your GP before accepting a referral.