In September 2026, 90% of people there were seen, treated and admitted or sent home within 4 hours.
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Nearest first. Each figure is for that hospital in September 2026.
1 miles. Sheffield Children's NHS Foundation Trust. 5,005 A&E visits in the month. 0 waited over 12 hours for a bed across the trust.
1.1 miles. Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. 1,395 A&E visits in the month.
1.7 miles. Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. 9,350 A&E visits in the month.
5.5 miles. The Rotherham NHS Foundation Trust. 10,040 A&E visits in the month. 17 waited over 12 hours for a bed across the trust.
10.8 miles. Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. 7,930 A&E visits in the month. 180 waited over 12 hours for a bed across the trust.
12.1 miles. Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. 10,100 A&E visits in the month. 109 waited over 12 hours for a bed across the trust.
15.5 miles. Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. 6,235 A&E visits in the month. 376 waited over 12 hours for a bed across the trust.
17.9 miles. Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. 10,355 A&E visits in the month. 376 waited over 12 hours for a bed across the trust.
19.9 miles. Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. 11,160 A&E visits in the month. 179 waited over 12 hours for a bed across the trust.
21.2 miles. Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust. 10,785 A&E visits in the month. 213 waited over 12 hours for a bed across the trust.
23.1 miles. Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust. 6,455 A&E visits in the month. 213 waited over 12 hours for a bed across the trust.
23.5 miles. Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust. 8,205 A&E visits in the month. 41 waited over 12 hours for a bed across the trust.
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