Your nearest NHS hospital with figures, Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, treated most people within 7 to 14 weeks in August 2026. The independent hospitals below show their own NHS wait for the same work.
Independent hospitals within 25 miles that report trauma and orthopaedics to NHS England, nearest first. The wait shown is the NHS wait each one published for August 2026: half of the people treated waited under the first figure, 9 in 10 under the second.
0.5 miles. NHS wait 16 to 46 weeks, August 2026. See their prices (Spire Healthcare).
6.8 miles. NHS wait 10 to 34 weeks, August 2026.
7.5 miles. NHS wait 23 to 39 weeks, August 2026.
12.2 miles. NHS wait 15 to 29 weeks, August 2026. See their prices (Nuffield Health).
12.8 miles. NHS wait 16 to 47 weeks, August 2026. See their prices (Spire Healthcare).
13.4 miles. NHS wait 8 to 30 weeks, August 2026.
13.6 miles. NHS wait 16 to 37 weeks, August 2026.
16.8 miles. NHS wait 14 to 34 weeks, August 2026.
19.5 miles. NHS wait 49 to 62 weeks, August 2026.
20.1 miles. NHS wait 18 to 40 weeks, August 2026.
20.8 miles. NHS wait 11 to 28 weeks, August 2026. See their prices (Nuffield Health).
NHS England figures, . Checked for new figures . About the data.
Each hospital sets its own prices and most publish guide prices for common treatments. Where a hospital's operator has a price page, the "See their prices" link above goes to it. We do not copy prices here: a quote in writing from the hospital, covering the consultation, tests, treatment and follow-up, is the only figure to rely on.
The figures on this page are the NHS waits each independent hospital reports to NHS England, so you can compare them with your nearest NHS hospital before deciding. Many independent hospitals treat NHS patients free under the right to choose.
Contact the hospital directly and ask for a fixed-price, all-inclusive quote in writing for the consultation, any tests, the treatment and follow-up. Most groups publish guide prices on their own websites; the links on this page go there.
No. You can have a private consultation or scan and then return to the NHS for treatment, or be referred back to the NHS by the private consultant. You cannot mix NHS and private care within a single episode of treatment.
Every provider near Solihull for trauma and orthopaedics, NHS and independent. Your right to choose a hospital.