Maternity
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Just found out you're pregnant or moved to our area?
Our 4 maternity units at Chippenham, Frome, Paulton and Trowbridge will co-ordinate care for you.
Please click on the link below to register your pregnancy and our administrators will arrange your first midwifery appointment, called the Booking. Ideally this should be before you are 10 weeks pregnant so please register when you believe you are after 6 weeks pregnant. You can also register at any time in pregnancy if you have moved into our area.
Register for Maternity Care
If you cannot find the information you need on our website and feel you need to speak to us before your first midwife appointment, please call
01225 826454, choose Option 2 and then select the maternity unit closest to you.
RUH Maternity Contact Information
| If you are bleeding or in pain during early pregnancy, please call: |
5-16 weeks of pregnancy:
Early Pregnancy Assessment Clinic (EPAC)
EPAC Self-Referral Form
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For all other Maternity enquiries, please call our central contact number: |
01225 826454
Select the right option for you. These options are given during the call, but the following provides an overview:
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Select Option 1 to speak to Maternity Triage about urgent concerns:
This line is for non-routine care enquiries and will be answered 24 hours/day.
Choose this option for all new concerns, including pain, bleeding, a change in the pattern of your baby’s movements, waters have broken, labour, worries after birth or feeling unwell.
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Select Option 2 if your enquiry relates to any aspect of your planned pregnancy care:
This line is for all enquiries relating to planned care and appointments, including scans, in any location.
Choose this option for routine enquiries, including community midwifery appointments, antenatal clinic with consultants, Day Assessment Unit, 12- and 20-week scan appointments.
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We have a range of ways you can provide feedback either by contacting us directly or through the Maternity and Neonatal voices partnership (MNVP) who will act as your advocate if you wish to remain anonymous. Please follow this link for further information.
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