• Needle sitting on top of a paper about measles

    Worried your child may have measles?

    If you are concerned your child may have measles please do not come to the Emergency Department unless directed to. Please contact your GP (contact your GP practice but do not visit unless instructed) or ring 111 first. 

    Find out how to protect yourself and your children from measles

  • talk BWC June front cover featuring Baz

    Have you got your copy of talk BWC?

    This month's edition is packed with the latest BWC news, including celebrating International Day of the Midwife and International Nurses Day, thanking the wonderful donors of our Milk Bank and sharing the inspirational stories of Sophia and Baz.

  • Taurus logo on a black background

    Introducing Taurus: Our New Electronic Patient Record

    This Thursday (15 May) our Trust goes live with a new transformational Electronic Patient Record across our hospitals.

    Learn more about Taurus

  • MyChart displayed on various devices

    MyChart BWC - Our new patient portal

    Our MyChart app and website let you securely access parts of your health record with us, giving you more control over your care.

    Find out more about MyChart BWC

  1. Birmingham Children's Hospital

    Offering expert care to more than 90,000 children and young people from across the country every year.

  2. Mental Health Services

    Forward Thinking Birmingham is the city’s mental health service for children and young people aged 0 to 25.

Birmingham Women's Hospital

Women's Hospital services

  1. Bump

  2. Fertility Centre

  3. Genetics

  4. Gynaecology

  5. Infant Feeding Team

  6. KIDS/Neonatal Transfer Service

  7. Maternity

  8. Medical Secretaries (Women's Hospital)

  9. Neonatal

  10. Pelvic Health Physiotherapy

  11. Radiology

  12. Tommy’s National Centre for Miscarriage Research

Useful contact numbers

If you need to get through to a specific department you can dial directly to the following numbers without going through our switchboard.

Maternity numbers

  • Antenatal Clinic - 0121 335 8044
  • Day Assessment Unit - 0121 335 8217
  • Triage – 03000 201 201
  • Birth Centre & Delivery Suite Reception - 0121 335 8220
  • Birth Centre (Office) - 0121 335 8218
  • Fetal Medicine Department - 0121 335 8252
  • Ward One (Antenatal) - 0121 335 8110
  • Early Pregnancy Assessment Unit (EPAU) - 0121 335 8090
  • Glucose Tolerance Test (GTT) Clinic - 0121 623 6686
  • Ward Three (Postnatal) - 0121 335 8130
  • Ward Four (Postnatal) - 0121 335 8140
  • Ward Five (Transitional Care) - 0121 335 8150

Other department numbers

  • Gynaecology Scan Reception - 0121 335 8263
  • Early Pregnancy Assessment Unit (EPAU) – 0121 335 8090
  • Gynaecology Outpatients - 0121 335 8102
  • Ward Two (Urogynaecology) - 0121 335 8120
  • Ward Seven (Gynaecology) - 0121 335 8170
  • Ward Eight (Gynaecology) - 0121 335 8180
  • Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) -0121 335 8190
  • Radiology Reception - 0121 335 8263
  • Baby Clinic Reception - 0121 335 8192
  • Fertility Reception - 0121 335 8270

Appointments

  • Medical Records and Clinical Appointments - 0121 335 8100