Medway Maritime Hospital
0.1 miles. Medway NHS Foundation Trust. 10,910 visits in September 2026. Directions
These hospitals do not publish live waits, so here is how they did last month. In September 2026, 7 in 10 people at Medway Maritime Hospital were seen within 4 hours.
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.
Nearest first. Each figure is for that hospital in September 2026. Specialist units, such as eye hospitals, are listed separately below.
0.1 miles. Medway NHS Foundation Trust. 10,910 visits in September 2026. Directions
7.8 miles. Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust. 9,395 visits in September 2026. Directions
12.7 miles. Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust. 12,365 visits in September 2026. Directions
12.9 miles. Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust. 11,025 visits in September 2026. Directions
13.5 miles. Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust. 9,735 visits in September 2026. Directions
19 miles. Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust. 9,300 visits in September 2026. Directions
20.3 miles. Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust. 10,670 visits in September 2026. Directions
20.8 miles. King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. 6,155 visits in September 2026. Directions
22.2 miles. Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust. 8,875 visits in September 2026. Directions
23.1 miles. Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust. 5,205 visits in September 2026. Directions
23.2 miles. East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust. 6,985 visits in September 2026. Directions
23.9 miles. Barts Health NHS Trust. 7,605 visits in September 2026. Directions
24.6 miles. Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust. 7,030 visits in September 2026. Directions
NHS England figures, . Checked for new figures . About the data.
What happens at A&E: why people are seen out of order, what to bring, and what to do if the wait is long.
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.