How do I contact Whipps Cross Hospital?

How do I contact Whipps Cross Hospital?

Each hospital site can also be contacted on:

1. For Mile End, St Bartholomew’s or The Royal London: 020 7377 7000.
2. For Newham: 020 7476 4000.
3. For Whipps Cross: 020 8539 5522.

Can you self-refer to early pregnancy unit?

How do I get referred to EPU? This is a walk in service meaning that you can self-refer and do not need to have seen a GP first. You must have a positive pregnancy test but be less than 14 weeks pregnant. We will see any woman who arrives at the clinic before 11am.

Can you change your antenatal hospital?

As you will be staying with the same hospital provider, you simply have to let your midwife know and she will amend your choice accordingly. Should you wish to change maternity providers, you will need to inform your current named midwife who will notify the maternity provider where you now wish to give birth.

What trust is Whipps Cross Hospital?

Barts Health NHS Trust
Whipps Cross is part of Barts Health NHS Trust Whipps Cross University Hospital has been caring for the people of east London for over 100 years. The hospital serves a diverse local population of more than 350,000 people from Waltham Forest, Redbridge, Epping Forest and further afield.

How do you call a hospital?

You can call the 911 emergency number. You can go to a hospital emergency room.

Can you get an emergency scan when pregnant?

You may be referred for an emergency pregnancy scan if you are experiencing bleeding and spotting in your very early pregnancy. This is a common pregnancy symptom; however, it is advised to have an early pregnancy scan in order to rule out any more serious circumstances.

When should I call the midwife during pregnancy?

Your first appointment with a midwife should happen before you’re 10 weeks pregnant. If you’re more than 10 weeks pregnant and have not seen a GP or midwife, contact a GP or midwife as soon as possible. They’ll see you quickly and help you start your pregnancy (antenatal) care.

How close should you be to the hospital when pregnant?

As a general rule, you know you are ready to go to the hospital when your contractions are 4 minutes apart, lasting 1 minute, for at least 1 hour.

Switchboard 020 8539 5522. Whipps Cross University Hospital is located in Leytonstone in the East End of London, within the London Borough of Waltham Forest. You can travel to hospital in a number of ways including on foot, by car, by bike or by public transport.

How do I get a midwife in Whipps Cross?

completing the Whipps Cross Referral Form call the Newham maternity helpline on 020 8090 9999 who will take your details over the phone (for Newham Hospital only) Once your referral has been received a booking appointment with a midwife will be sent out to you and ideally be completed before the week 10 of your pregnancy.

How do I get in contact with the maternity team?

Please email the parent education team or for the Whipps Cross Hospital team. The Newham Hospital maternity team can be contaced via email or via phone 020 8090 9999. Our triage departments are available 24/7, should you need to get in touch. Are you pregnant and worried about coronavirus?

How far is Leytonstone from Whipps Cross Hospital?

Leytonstone can be reached within a 29 minute walk from the main entrance of Whipps Cross Hospital, the main entrance is the furthest away it will take less time to reach other departments as the hospital is spread across a large area and the main entrance is the furthest away from the direction of Leytonstone.