NHS diagnostic waits · Kensington and Chelsea · nerve conduction test (peripheral neurophysiology)

How long is the wait for a nerve conduction test (peripheral neurophysiology) at Chelsea & Westminster Hospital?

The NHS does not publish nerve conduction test waiting times for individual hospitals. This figure is for Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, which runs Chelsea & Westminster Hospital, and it is the current nerve conduction test queue that applies to you here — the list as it stands this month, not a prediction.

3weeks

Updated June 2026 · (the NHS diagnostics waiting-list return)

Half of the people waiting for a nerve conduction test (peripheral neurophysiology) at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust have waited longer than 3 weeks. 10% have been waiting more than six weeks, against an NHS standard that fewer than 1% should.

Faster hospitals within 100 miles of Chelsea & Westminster Hospital

A shorter nerve conduction test queue, straight-line from this hospital's own location — so this list is specific to Chelsea & Westminster Hospital.

  • Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust · Westminster2w · 2 mi · 1w faster
  • Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust · Lambeth2w · 3 mi · 1w faster
  • Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS Foundation Trust · Camden1w · 4 mi · 2w faster
  • Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust · Camden1w · 5 mi · 2w faster
  • Croydon Health Services NHS Trust · Croydon1w · 7 mi · 2w faster
  • Ashford and St Peter's Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust · Runnymede2w · 17 mi · 1w faster

Other hospitals run by Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Same trust, so the queue above applies at these too — your nerve conduction test could be at any of them.

  • West Middlesex University Hospital6 mi

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