Our emergency departments are extremely busy
Our hospitals are extremely busy at the moment. If you become unwell, it is important that you get care in the right place. If you need urgent medical help, you can call NHS 111 or visit online. Please only visit A&E in serious or life-threatening situations.
Cancel or change an appointment
To make sure we are fully utilising our clinics, please give us as much notice
as possible if you are unable to keep your appointment.
Letting us know 72 hours before your appointment means we can offer
this time to someone else in need.
What's going on at our Trust
Resident doctors’ strike (15-19 June): Please choose healthcare services wisely during strike action
The Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust is appealing to the community to make informed decisions about their healthcare needs ahead of planned industrial action this week. The Resident doctors’ st...
Mid Yorkshire leads the way with UK-first patient recruited into major cardiology trial
Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust has become the first site in the UK to recruit a patient into a landmark Phase III cardiology clinical trial, marking a significant milestone ...
How was your child's hospital care?
At Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust we believe providing high-quality hospital care for each person is fundamentally important. Therefore, we are excited to announce that in July 2026, the NHS is laun...
Celebrating volunteers during Volunteers’ Week
Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust (MYTT) is celebrating the vital contribution of its volunteers as part of this year’s Volunteers’ Week, highlighting the difference they make every day to ...