A&E near Adur

Your nearest A&E is Worthing Hospital, 4.8 miles from the middle of Adur.

In September 2026, 59% of people there were seen, treated and admitted or sent home within 4 hours.

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A&E departments within 25 miles

Nearest first. Each figure is for that hospital in September 2026.

Worthing Hospital

4.8 miles. University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust. 9,135 A&E visits in the month. 840 waited over 12 hours for a bed across the trust.

59%within 4 hours

Royal Alexandra Children's Hospital

6.2 miles. University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust. 2,695 A&E visits in the month. 840 waited over 12 hours for a bed across the trust.

91%within 4 hours

Royal Sussex County Hospital

6.2 miles. University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust. 6,610 A&E visits in the month. 840 waited over 12 hours for a bed across the trust.

47%within 4 hours

Sussex Eye Hospital

6.2 miles. University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust. 1,515 A&E visits in the month. 840 waited over 12 hours for a bed across the trust.

89%within 4 hours

Princess Royal Hospital

12.9 miles. University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust. 1,995 A&E visits in the month. 840 waited over 12 hours for a bed across the trust.

40%within 4 hours

St Richards Hospital

22.3 miles. University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust. 7,005 A&E visits in the month. 840 waited over 12 hours for a bed across the trust.

52%within 4 hours

Eastbourne District General Hospital

23.3 miles. East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust. 6,450 A&E visits in the month. 215 waited over 12 hours for a bed across the trust.

67%within 4 hours

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Not an emergency?

NHS 111 can book you into an urgent treatment centre, arrange an out-of-hours GP or tell you which pharmacy can help. Call 111 or use 111.nhs.uk. Urgent treatment centres and walk-in units are often much quicker than A&E for cuts, sprains and minor injuries.