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GP surgeries compared in Hull

Official NHS England figures for August 2026. Appointment figures cover general consultations: the routine and urgent appointments most people mean by "seeing the doctor".

#Surgery Within two weeksSame dayConsultations countedCalls answered within two minutesCalls that ended in the queue
England85%48%62%10%
1 Orchard 2000 GroupHU6 99% 89% 975
2 Drs Raut and ThoufeeqHU7 99% 97% 349
3 St Andrews SurgeryHU3 98% 41% 994 57% 6%
4 Haxby Group HullHU7 97% 50% 6,500
5 Laurbel SurgeryHU11 96% 82% 321
6 Modality Partnership (Hull)HU5 96% 38% 6,957 72% 6%
7 The Avenues Medical CentreHU5 94% 61% 935
8 Clifton House Medical CentreHU5 94% 77% 1,454
9 Hastings Medical CentreHU5 91% 75% 635
10 Goodheart SurgeryHU7 91% 32% 724
11 The Oaks Medical CentreHU4 90% 60% 1,760 41% 7%
12 Kingston Health (Hull)HU3 88% 25% 2,552
13 Campus Health CentreHU5 88% 44% 1,406 83% 7%
14 The Bridge Group PracticeHU6 86% 45% 2,898 40% 10%
15 Marfleet Group PracticeHU9 84% 51% 2,407 54% 10%
16 City Health Practice LtdHU9 81% 32% 1,582
17 Wolseley Medical CentreHU3 81% 59% 583 37% 13%
18 James Alexander Family PracticeHU7 75% 41% 8,337 55% 8%
19 Wilberforce SurgeryHU1 72% 47% 442 83% 6%

Green is more than two percentage points better than England, red is more than two points worse, and black is about the same. There is no national standard for these measures. A blank cell means no comparable figure was published for that surgery. Surgeries on the same percentage are listed alphabetically.

Not in this table

  • Delta Healthcare, HU9: recorded only 130 general consultations in the month, too few to compare fairly. Across all its appointments, 90% took place within two weeks of booking.
  • East Park Practice, HU1: no appointment figures were published.
  • Hull Family Practice, HU9: labels only 6% of its appointments as general consultations, too few to compare fairly. Across all its appointments, 84% took place within two weeks of booking.
  • The Quays Medical Practice, HU1: labels only 8% of its appointments as general consultations, too few to compare fairly. Across all its appointments, 79% took place within two weeks of booking.
  • The Sutton Manor Surgery, HU7: labels only 2% of its appointments as general consultations, too few to compare fairly. Across all its appointments, 67% took place within two weeks of booking.

How to read this

  • The clock starts at booking. Time spent trying to get through, or being told to call back another day, is not in these figures.
  • Surgeries label their own appointments. What one surgery records as a general consultation, another may record differently, so small gaps between surgeries mean little.
  • A surgery is included when it recorded at least 200 general consultations in the month and they made up at least 15% of its appointments. That rule is ours, not the NHS's.
  • Same day is not always better. A surgery that only books on the day scores highly here, even if patients have to call back several mornings running.
  • Phone figures cover surgeries whose phone supplier sends data to the NHS. "Answered within two minutes" counts answered calls only. "Ended in the queue" is the share of all incoming calls that ended while the caller was waiting to speak to someone.