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GP Appointment Access in South Yorkshire

Real NHS England GP appointment data for NHS South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board, April 2026 β€” North East and Yorkshire NHS region.

How long does it take to get a GP appointment in South Yorkshire?

As of April 2026, 44.5% of GP appointments in the NHS South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board area took place on the same day they were booked (England average 44.6%), with 63.5% face-to-face and 8.6% waiting 28+ days, from 810,554 appointments. Source: NHS England, April 2026.

Source:NHS England β€” Appointments in General PracticeΒ·as of April 2026updated monthly (last: )
Gera GP Access Score77 / 100South Yorkshire ranks 10 of 35 English ICBs for overall GP access (1 = easiest). Same-day rate 44.5%, ranked 17 of 35.How this index is calculated
NHS South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board β€” GP appointment figures, April 2026 (NHS England, OGL v3.0)
MeasureSouth YorkshireEngland average
Same-day appointments44.5%44.6%
Within 7 days of booking65.6%68.7%
Waited more than 28 days8.6%6.3%
Face-to-face63.5%60.8%
Telephone20.5%24.0%
Video / online11.5%11.4%
Did not attend (DNA)3.8%4.1%
Total appointments810,55429,909,065

Same-day GP access in South Yorkshire is 0.1pp below the England average of 44.6%.

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In NHS South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board, in the latest month, 44.5% of GP appointments took place on the same day they were booked β€” and 63.5% were face to face β€” from 810,554 recorded appointments.

Same-day appointments
44.5%
vs England average
-0.1pp
England 44.6%
Gera GP Access Score
77 / 100
Rank 10 of 35
Face-to-face
63.5%
Telephone
20.5%
Waited 28+ days
8.6%

3.8% of appointments here were recorded as β€œdid not attend” (31,185 missed). These are area-wide monthly figures, not a prediction for any single booking, and vary by practice and demand.

Same-day GP access in South Yorkshire (44.5%) is below the England average of 44.6%. GeraClinic connects you to a UK-registered GP β€” often in under 30 minutes.

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GP appointment access in South Yorkshire: frequently asked questions

How long does it take to get a GP appointment in South Yorkshire?
In April 2026, 44.5% of GP appointments in the NHS South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board area took place on the same day they were booked (England average 44.6%), and 65.6% happened within 7 days. 8.6% waited more than 28 days, from 810,554 recorded appointments. Source: NHS England Appointments in General Practice, April 2026.
What percentage of GP appointments in South Yorkshire are face-to-face?
In April 2026, 63.5% of GP appointments in NHS South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board were face to face, 20.5% by telephone and 11.5% by video or online β€” compared with an England average of 60.8% face-to-face. Source: NHS England Appointments in General Practice, April 2026.
Is it harder to see a GP in South Yorkshire than elsewhere in England?
NHS South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board has a Gera GP Access Score of 77 out of 100, ranking 10 of 35 English ICBs for overall GP access (1 = easiest). Its same-day appointment rate of 44.5% ranks 17 of 35. The score is computed transparently from the real NHS England April 2026 appointment data.
What is the GP appointment did-not-attend rate in South Yorkshire?
In April 2026, 3.8% of GP appointments in NHS South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board were recorded as "did not attend" (31,185 missed appointments), against an England average of 4.1%. 89.9% of appointments were attended. Source: NHS England Appointments in General Practice, April 2026.

Struggling to get a GP appointment in South Yorkshire?

Only 44.5% of GP appointments in South Yorkshire are same-day. GeraClinic connects you to a UK-registered GP online β€” often in under 30 minutes, including evenings and weekends.

Contains public sector information published by NHS England and licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: NHS England β€” Appointments in General Practice (April 2026, published 28 May 2026).