Chelsea and Westminster Hospital
1.7 miles. Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.
5,530 people attended in September 2026. Everyone is assessed soon after arriving and seen in order of urgency.
Drive there Public transportChest pain, trouble breathing, heavy bleeding, a suspected stroke, a fit that does not stop, or someone who cannot be woken. Do not drive to A&E in those cases: call 999.
London Ambulance Service answers most 999 calls in this area. In September 2026 it reached life-threatening calls in 7 minutes on average (target 7) and serious calls such as stroke or chest pain in 34 minutes on average, 9 in 10 within 71 minutes. England: 8 and 31 minutes.
31% of ambulance handovers at hospitals in this service's area took over 30 minutes (England 27%). Figures are for the whole ambulance service, not this hospital alone.
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53% of people were seen, treated and admitted or sent home within 4 hours
5,530 visits in the month. Postcode W6 8RF. Part of Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust.
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1.7 miles. Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.
2.9 miles. Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust.
4.4 miles. Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust.
4.4 miles. University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust does not publish a live figure. In September 2026, 53% of the 5,530 people who attended were seen, treated and admitted or sent home within 4 hours.
5,530 people attended in September 2026, about 184 a day. A&E is usually busiest in the late afternoon and evening and quietest in the early morning, and everyone is seen in order of urgency, not arrival.
Charing Cross Hospital, W6 8RF, Hammersmith and Fulham. Use the Drive or Public transport button for directions from where you are. In an emergency call 999: an ambulance crew decides the right hospital.
What happens at A&E. A&E waiting times near Hammersmith and Fulham.