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 48 hours before your appointment means we can offer
this time to someone else in need.
What's going on at our Trust
Mid Yorkshire celebrates major success in helping mums-to-be quit smoking
Pictured (left to right): Tobacco Dependency Advisors; Emma, Georgia and Charlotte Expectant mothers and birthing people across Wakefield district and north Kirklees are now smoking less than ev...
New therapy equipment brings treatment to home for stroke patients in Wakefield
Pictured above (left to right): Louise Freemantle, Clinical Lead Physiotherapist, Lauren Drake, Clinical Lead OT for MY Therapy Neuro team. Stroke and neurology patients in Wakefield are...
Families gather to honour the 25th Anniversary of the Rosewood Centre
Pictured above (left-to-right): Dr Hazel Pearse, Head of Clinical Service for Specialist Palliative Care, Debbie Atkinson, Lead Nurse Specialist, Palliative Care Team, Michael Crowther, Chief Executiv...
Remote monitoring introduced for urological cancer patients
Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust has set up a remote monitoring service for urological cancer patients, freeing up thousands of appointments, and giving follow up patients a far better and more effici...