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NHS waiting times — Bristol catchment
Data through August 2026. No NHS acute or specialist hospital within 30 miles of central Bristol has 50 or more people on the General Internal Medicine Service list. NHS source.
If you're in Bristol and waiting for anaemia, the NHS hospital with the shortest current wait is not necessarily the one your GP would default to.
If your GP suspects cancer, this is different. The symptoms behind this page can have many causes, and sometimes they are a sign of cancer. If you have been referred on the urgent suspected-cancer pathway (an urgent referral for suspected cancer), that is separate from the routine waiting list below — you should be seen quickly wherever you are referred, and it is not something to shop around on. If you have symptoms that worry you, speak to your GP.
Up to 10 acute and specialist NHS trusts with 50 or more people on the General Internal Medicine Service waiting list, ranked by shortest median wait. Community and mental-health trusts, smaller lists and independent providers (switch them on with the toggle) are in the England-wide ranking. See every NHS trust ranked by General Internal Medicine Service wait →
None of the NHS trusts within 30 miles of Bristol is an acute or specialist hospital with 50 or more people on its General Internal Medicine Service waiting list in August 2026, so none is ranked here. Try the national anaemia page or search by postcode to widen the search.
This page is anchored on central Bristol. For a ranking from your exact postcode, search below.
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