Change/Cancel Appointment
You will have been invited to an appointment at one of our hospital sites and will have received a letter with a date and time.
If you no longer need this appointment, please ensure you cancel it to enable another patient to attend instead. If you cancel, you will be discharged back to the care of your GP and not receive any further appointments for this service.
If you do still need this appointment, but are not available at the date and time given, you can request to change this appointment by either calling the number(s) as below – please select which hospital site. It would be helpful when you call to have an NHS or hospital number to hand.
Alternatively, you can use the e-form to request a change and a further appointment letter will be sent to you in the post.
If your appointment is within the next 14 days, do not use the e-form, but use the Outpatient contact numbers instead.
Outpatients call centre:
01582 561385 opening times Mon-Fri 08.30am – 17.00
(please note, Monday and Tuesday are the busiest days and therefore may have a longer waiting time)
Outpatients:
Breast Surgery / Cardiology / Respiratory – 01234 730413
Colorectal / General Surgery – 01234 792681
Dermatology – 01234 792220
Diabetes – 01234 792287
Dietetics – 01234 792171
ENT – 01234 792621
Gastroenterology/Hepatology – 01234 730404
Haematology – 01234 355122 ext 4361
Plastic Laser Unit – 01234 355122 ext 6642
Neurology / Rheumatology – 01234 795795
Oral and Maxillofacial Unit – 01234 355122 ext 2941
Paediatrics – 01234 795800
Plastic Surgery – 01234 792206
Rheumatology – 01234 795795
Orthopaedics – 01234 730384
Urology – 01234 355122 ect 5853
Vascular – 01234 792670
Women’s Health – 01234 795935
Pre-op assessment – 01234 795903
As per our Trust Access policy, you should only change your appointment once. Further changes to your next appointment offer could result in you being discharged back to your GP with no further appointment, unless there are exceptional circumstances.
It is therefore really important you attend your appointment, as failure to do so could result in you being discharged back to your GP.