St Mary's Hospital hospital building

St Mary's Hospital — Current A&E Queue

Open 24/7LondonAE

Last updated — · sourced from Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust

Typical Time in Department (AE)

No live feed — typical wait

205

minutes · ~ 3 hr 25 min

57.4% seen within 4 hours

Estimate from NHS England official statistics (August 2026) — not live

Hospital details

City
London
Opening Hours
Open: 24 hours, 7 days a week
NHS Trust
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Type
Accident & Emergency (Type 1)

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Common Questions About St Mary's Hospital

How long is the queue at St Mary's Hospital right now?

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What are St Mary's Hospital's opening hours?

The A&E at St Mary's Hospital runs around the clock — 24 hours, seven days a week, bank holidays included. No appointment is needed; patients are assessed on arrival and seen in order of clinical urgency, not arrival time.

Do I actually need A&E, or could a UTC near London be faster?

A&E at St Mary's Hospital is the right place for anything that could be life-threatening — chest pain, stroke symptoms, uncontrolled bleeding, serious breathing problems or major injuries. For less severe issues (sprains, small cuts, minor fractures, bites, burns), a nearby Urgent Treatment Centre will almost always see you sooner. If you are unsure, ring 111 — they can point you to the best service and sometimes book you a timed slot.

How do I get to St Mary's Hospital?

St Mary's Hospital is in London. Use the location search on this site to see the distance from where you are and compare it against other departments nearby.

When is St Mary's Hospital A&E typically quietest?

Nationally, emergency departments see the fewest arrivals between about 6 am and 9 am. Demand tends to peak on Monday mornings, weekday evenings after 6 pm, and on Friday and Saturday nights. Arriving during a quieter window — if your condition allows it — can noticeably cut the time you spend waiting.

Queue Colour Guide

Wait < 120 mins
Wait 120-240 mins
Wait > 240 mins
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