Emergency & Urgent Care
The hospital is open 24 hours. If you are in labour or see any danger sign, call first — then come immediately.
Danger signs in pregnancy, labour and after birth
Heavy bleeding
Bleeding heavier than a normal period, at any stage of pregnancy or after delivery.
Severe headache or blurred vision
Especially with swelling of the hands or face — possible signs of pre-eclampsia.
Fits or seizures
A convulsion during pregnancy or after birth is an immediate, life-threatening emergency.
Baby moving less
Reduced fetal movement in the last hours or days — do not wait until morning.
Waters broken with fever or pain
Early assessment protects you and your baby from infection.
Labour that stops, or pain with bleeding
Contractions that halt unexpectedly, or strong pain together with bleeding, need review now.
Severe vomiting, dizziness or fainting
If you cannot keep fluids down, or you have collapsed, come straight to us.
Chest pain or difficulty breathing
Call the line immediately and say that you are pregnant or recently gave birth.
Four steps that save time
Units running 24 hours
Labour & delivery
Assessment, spontaneous and assisted delivery, around the clock.
Theatres
Operating theatres for caesarean sections and obstetric emergencies.
Newborn unit
Specialised care for small and sick newborns, day and night.
Laboratory & imaging
Tests and ultrasound support for clinical decisions at any hour.