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Urology waiting times at Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

NHS England referral to treatment (RTT) figures for consultant-led urology care at Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, in the NHS England North East and Yorkshire region. Patients waiting at the end of August 2026. Urology covers the kidneys, bladder, prostate and male reproductive organs, for example kidney stones, urinary problems and enlarged prostate.

Short answer: At the end of August 2026, 4,253 pathways were waiting for consultant-led urology care at Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. Half had waited 16.0 weeks or less so far (England 12.2 weeks), 53.5% had waited under 18 weeks (England 64.8%; standard 92%) and 165 had waited over 52 weeks.

Source: NHS England referral to treatment (RTT) statistics, published 8 October 2026. These are past figures, not a forecast of how long you will wait.

16.0 wksmedian wait so far: half had waited less (England 12.2 weeks)
53.5%waiting under 18 weeks (England 64.8%; standard 92%)
4,253pathways waiting at the end of August 2026
165waiting over 52 weeks (3.9% of the list)

Figures are for patients waiting at the end of August 2026 (NHS England RTT, published 8 October 2026). They show how long people had waited so far, not how long a new referral will wait, and they are not a guarantee of any wait. A pathway is one patient’s wait for one specialty; a person can be on more than one list.

Urology at Hull University Teaching Hospitals: summary

The median urology wait so far at Hull University Teaching Hospitals was 16.0 weeks for patients waiting at the end of August 2026, 3.8 weeks (31%) longer than the England median of 12.2 weeks. The share waiting under 18 weeks, 53.5%, was 14.1 percentage points below the figure for the North East and Yorkshire region (67.6%). It was among the quarter of NHS trusts with the longest median urology waits: 10th longest of 114. The median was broadly flat between the end of February 2026 and August 2026 (16.2 weeks to 16.0 weeks), while the list grew by 139 pathways (3%). Over the same months the England median went from 12.7 weeks to 12.2 weeks. 165 pathways (3.9% of the list) had waited over 52 weeks, about 2.7 times the England share of 1.4%. 13 of the 13 other NHS trusts within 60 miles had a shorter median; the nearest were Northern Lincolnshire and Goole (about 17 miles away, median 11.1 weeks) and York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals (about 33 miles away, median 14.4 weeks).

How does Hull University Teaching Hospitals compare for urology?

Urology waits, end of August 2026
MeasureHull University Teaching HospitalsNorth East and Yorkshire regionEngland
Pathways waiting4,25352,606367,027
Waited under 18 weeks53.5%67.6%64.8%
Median weeks waited16.0not calculated12.2
92nd percentile weeks waited46not calculated39
Waited over 52 weeks165 (3.9%)395 (0.8%)5,222 (1.4%)

Region figures are a Waiting Times UK calculation: we add up NHS England’s figures for the 33 NHS and independent providers in the North East and Yorkshire region with this specialty. Medians and percentiles cannot be added up, so we do not show them for the region. The under-18-weeks share leaves out pathways with an unknown start date, as NHS England does.

Of the 114 NHS trusts in England with at least 20 urology pathways waiting, 104 had a shorter median wait than Hull University Teaching Hospitals and 9 a longer one. See every trust on the urology waits page.

Has the urology wait at Hull University Teaching Hospitals changed?

At the end of February 2026, 4,114 pathways were waiting and the median wait so far was 16.2 weeks. At the end of August 2026, 4,253 pathways were waiting and the median was 16.0 weeks. Past changes do not predict future waits.

Hull University Teaching Hospitals: median urology wait (weeks)1012141617Feb 26Mar 26Apr 26May 26Jun 26Jul 26Aug 26

Hull University Teaching Hospitals: median urology wait (weeks) England urology

Urology at Hull University Teaching Hospitals, month by month
Month endWaitingMedian weeksUnder 18 weeksOver 52 weeks
February 20264,11416.253.6%200
March 20263,99015.455.3%184
April 20264,15114.556.4%192
May 20264,13515.855.1%212
June 20264,10215.954.2%174
July 20264,20715.754.1%165
August 20264,25316.053.5%165

Which nearby trusts treat urology?

Urology: nearby NHS trusts, end of August 2026
Nearby trustDistanceMedian weeksUnder 18 weeksWaiting
Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trustabout 17 miles11.166.5%3,762
York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trustabout 33 miles14.458.4%2,910
Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trustabout 34 miles10.472.9%2,731
United Lincolnshire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trustabout 36 miles9.777.0%3,361
Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trustabout 46 miles11.069.6%3,377
The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trustabout 46 miles9.967.7%1,336

Straight-line distance between the trusts’ registered addresses in the NHS Organisation Data Service. A trust may run several hospitals, so the site you are treated at can be elsewhere. Only trusts with at least 20 urology pathways waiting are listed.

Find urology waits near your postcode (England only).

Can I choose a hospital with a shorter wait?

In England you have a legal right to start consultant-led, non-urgent treatment within 18 weeks of referral, with some exceptions, and you can usually choose where you are referred for a first outpatient appointment. Each hospital has a Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS) that can help with questions about your wait. Your waiting time rights explained.

Not medical advice. If your symptoms change or get worse while you wait, contact your GP or the team treating you. If it is not an emergency, NHS 111 online or calling 111 can tell you where to go, including urgent treatment centres, which often have shorter waits. Call 999 or go to A&E for life-threatening emergencies such as chest pain, difficulty breathing, severe bleeding or signs of a stroke.

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Frequently asked questions

How long is the wait for urology at Hull University Teaching Hospitals?

At the end of August 2026, half of the 4,253 pathways waiting for urology at Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust had waited 16.0 weeks or less, and 53.5% had waited under 18 weeks. This is how long people on the list had waited so far, not a prediction of how long a new referral will take.

How does Hull University Teaching Hospitals compare with England for urology?

Across England the median urology wait was 12.2 weeks and 64.8% had waited under 18 weeks at the end of August 2026. Of 114 NHS trusts with at least 20 pathways waiting, 104 had a shorter median wait.

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