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Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust

Urology waiting times at Torbay and South Devon

Not in NHS England’s July 2026 figures; showing the latest published data (March 2026).

DWait Score

2,447 people were waiting for urology at Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust in March 2026. Half had been waiting longer than 10.4 weeks (England: 12.2 weeks) and 38 had waited over a year.

Waiting list

2,447

Within 18 weeks

66.0%

England: 64.7%

Median wait so far

10.4 weeks

England: 12.2 weeks

Waiting over 52 weeks

38

How long patients have waited so far

  • Under 18 weeks1,615 (66.0%)
  • 18 to 52 weeks794 (32.4%)
  • Over 52 weeks38 (1.6%)

Trend over the last 9 months

% waiting under 18 weeks

Show month-by-month figures
MonthWaitingWithin 18 wksOver 52 wks
March 20262,44766.0%38
February 20262,36165.8%42
January 20262,32868.3%31
December 20252,16469.6%35
November 20251,95469.8%26
October 20251,92370.9%28
September 20251,94673.5%27
August 20251,88574.6%31
July 20251,86977.6%31

Urology at other providers in South West

Sorted by share of patients waiting under 18 weeks (July 2026). Includes independent providers that treat NHS patients.

ProviderUnder 18 wksWaiting
Salisbury81.4%2,427
Gloucestershire Hospitals77.2%3,545
Bristol75.7%5,516
University Hospitals Dorset70.7%2,679
Royal United Hospitals Bath68.2%1,899
Royal Devon University Healthcare65.2%3,517
Dorset County Hospital62.3%1,404
Royal Cornwall Hospitals62.1%1,910

Questions

How long is the wait for urology at Torbay and South Devon?

In March 2026, 2,447 patients were waiting for urology treatment at Torbay and South Devon NHS Foundation Trust. Half had been waiting longer than 10.4 weeks and 66.0% had waited under 18 weeks.

Is Torbay and South Devon faster or slower than average for urology?

Across England 64.7% of urology patients were waiting under 18 weeks, so Torbay and South Devon is faster than average.

Where else in South West can I get urology treatment?

5 other providers in South West had a higher share of urology patients seen within 18 weeks in July 2026. You can ask your GP to refer you to any of them under your NHS right to choose.

Sources: NHS England statistics on referral to treatment (RTT) waiting times (July 2026), A&E attendances (August 2026), diagnostic waiting times (DM01) and cancer waiting times, published 10 September 2026; hospital sites from the nhs.uk organisation data. Figures are checked against the official national totals before every update.

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