About Newborn Care
Some babies need extra care after birth: those born early or small, or who need help with breathing or feeding. Our neonatal intensive care unit gives them close, round-the-clock watching.
The unit is next to the labour room, so a baby who needs it is moved in minutes, and each newborn gets their own record linked to their mother's.
What we look after
- Babies born early or small
- Babies who need oxygen or close monitoring
- Jaundice in newborns
- Feeding difficulties after birth
Tests and procedures
- Newborn checks at birth: weight, APGAR score and any concerns
- Birth vaccines and the birth slip for registration
Our doctors
Doctor profiles coming soon
Our team is on duty around the clock.
Questions
Can parents see their baby in the NICU?
Yes. The NICU nurse will explain when you can visit and how you can help care for your baby.
Does my baby get their own record?
Yes. Each newborn gets their own MR number, linked to the mother's record.
Book your visit in two minutes
Choose a day and a free time, and get your token at once. For an emergency, come straight in.