Archways York

Archways York

About

Archways York is part of a major NHS Foundation Trust that provides a wide range of acute hospital and specialist healthcare services to around 800,000 people living across York, North Yorkshire, North East Yorkshire, and Ryedale. Covering an extensive area of approximately 3,400 square miles, the Trust operates across eight hospital sites and employs roughly 10,000 staff members. These dedicated professionals work both within hospitals and the wider community to deliver high-quality care.

The Trust manages an annual turnover close to £1 billion and remains accountable to an elected and appointed Council of Governors. This structure ensures that the organisation is guided by representatives from the local community, maintaining a focus on patient needs and service excellence.

Services

The Trust oversees several key hospitals that serve the local population, including:

• York Hospital

• Scarborough Hospital

• Bridlington Hospital

• Malton Hospital

• The New Selby War Memorial Hospital

• St Monica’s Hospital in Easingwold

• White Cross Rehabilitation Hospital

• Nelsons Court Inpatients Unit

In the 2023/24 period, the Trust recorded significant activity, demonstrating its vital role in the community:

• 115,414 attendances at Accident & Emergency (A&E) departments

• 100,613 attendances at Urgent Care Centres across its sites

• 779,908 outpatient appointments, including telephone and video consultations

• 160,808 adult inpatient admissions, including maternity care

• 9,921 inpatient admissions for children

• 121,700 operations or procedures carried out as inpatient cases

• 3,916 babies delivered

These figures highlight the comprehensive nature of the services provided, from emergency care to outpatient support and specialist treatments.

Additional Information

Archways York is also proud to serve as a teaching hospital in partnership with the Hull York Medical School (HYMS). This collaboration supports clinical placements and the education of future doctors at both Scarborough and York hospitals. As a result, the Trust plays an important role in shaping the next generation of healthcare professionals.

For further information about HYMS and the Trust’s educational role, visitors are encouraged to explore the HYMS website or the dedicated page on the Trust’s site.

By combining extensive clinical services with education and community care, Archways York continues to contribute significantly to the health and wellbeing of its population. The Trust’s commitment to quality, innovation, and patient-centred care remains at the heart of everything it does.