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Maternity department moves to new hospital this week

The Maternity department at City Hospital is relocating to the Midland Metropolitan University Hospital on Wednesday, 6 November.

By contributor Anuji Evans
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Inside the Maternity Department at the Midland Metropolitan University Hospital.
Inside the Maternity Department at the Midland Metropolitan University Hospital.

Pregnant women in labour or those who need emergency care should go to the Midland Met, in Smethwick from this date.

Some routine appointments, such as scans and those booked with consultants will take place at the Midland Met. 

Meanwhile other appointments will continue at the antenatal clinic on Hallam Street, at the former Sandwell Hospital site, and venues such as the Aston Pride Community Healthcare Centre in Aston. 

City Hospital Maternity Department relocates to the Midland Metropolitan University Hospital on Wednesday 6 November.
City Hospital Maternity Department relocates to the Midland Metropolitan University Hospital on Wednesday 6 November.

The Neonatal Unit will also relocate to the new hospital on the same date.

Helen Hurst, Director of Midwifery, said: “The facilities at the Midland Met for our parents-to-be and new parents are modern, bright and built to accommodate families. 

“We are very pleased to be leaving the old and dated premises at City Hospital.”

For more information about the new maternity department, go to swbh.nhs.uk/our-new-hospital/maternity-at-midland-met.

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