Maternity

Every baby’s birth is unique - our caregivers are here to support you and your doctor to meet your personal birthing and care needs.

Find out the latest visitor and patient information for our birth suite and maternity ward, plus facts on maternity bypass and patients transfers.

Our Moort Boodjari Mia service delivers a community based perinatal (antenatal and postnatal) service for the Aboriginal community.

Perinatal depression and anxiety, often referred to as postnatal depression, can begin during pregnancy, immediately after birth, or in the weeks or months after childbirth.

Pregnancy can be a wonderful and exciting time but it can also be an emotional time which might present some doubts and questions - especially for first-time parents.

Our care is centred on ensuring you feel respected, supported and encouraged throughout your pregnancy and during and after childbirth.

Parents often need a wide range of support and guidance when it comes to preparing for the arrival of their new baby, particularly if it is their first.

We are with you as you navigate the special hours, days and weeks after the birth of your baby.

Breastfeeding helps babies gain the best start in life, catering for all their nutritional needs for the first six months.

Some newborn babies need extra care, particularly in the first month after their birth. They might have been born prematurely or are unwell and need specialised medical support.