Liverpool Women's NHS Foundation Trust

The whole waiting list

Waited 18 weeks or less

61%

of the people still waiting

4 percentage points lower than England (65%)

Typical wait so far

13.1 weeks

half have waited less, half longer

0.9 weeks longer than England (12.2 weeks)

Waited over a year

127

more than 52 weeks

People waiting

10,814

These are the people still waiting for treatment at the end of the month, counted from their referral. “Within 18 weeks” means they had waited 18 weeks or less so far; it does not say when they will be treated.

This is a fact about the waiting list, not a grade or a verdict on the care. Hospitals treat different patients: a specialist centre takes the hardest cases from a wide area and often has longer waits.

Source: NHS England, Referral to Treatment (RTT) Waiting Times, August 2026, published 8 October 2026. Open Government Licence. England’s figures count every provider, the 388 independent sector providers included.

By specialty

In NHS England’s order of specialties, not a ranking. England’s figure is under each name.

A&E at the trust

The trust also runs A&E. Its monthly A&E figures and hospitals are on its A&E page.

• A&E at Liverpool Women's NHS Foundation Trust

Cancer waiting times

How quickly people at the trust were told whether they have cancer, and how quickly they started treatment, month by month.

• Cancer waiting times at Liverpool Women's NHS Foundation Trust