How long is the wait for a nerve conduction test (peripheral neurophysiology) at Heartlands Hospital?
The NHS does not publish nerve conduction test waiting times for individual hospitals. This figure is for University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust, which runs Heartlands 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.
More than half the people waiting for a nerve conduction test (peripheral neurophysiology) at University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust have already been waiting longer than 13 weeks, so no median can be given. 79% of the queue has waited more than six weeks, against an NHS standard that fewer than 1% should.
Updated June 2026 · (the NHS diagnostics waiting-list return)
Other hospitals run by University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust
Same trust, so the queue above applies at these too — your nerve conduction test could be at any of them.
- The Harborne Hospital4 mi
- Queen Elizabeth Hospital5 mi
- Solihull Hospital5 mi
- Good Hope Hospital6 mi
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