For those wishing to birth at the Rosie who are not registered with one of the GPs below.
Any out of area pregnancies need to be referred in by a GP or community midwife. It is important that a notification of pregnancy form is completed as early as possible. This will ensure that we complete the booking and take all screening bloods within the relevant time frames.
Please note we recommend that all bloods are done at the Rosie rather than the GP surgery.
Please email the notification of pregnancy form to Rosie ultrasound.
For advice/urgent referrals phone 01223 217657.
Transfer of care during pregnancy
Transfer of care from a local hospital to the Rosie Hospital must be requested by the current care provider before 33 weeks of pregnancy for singleton babies and before 28 weeks for twins and multiple births. To ensure a safe pregnancy and birth, time is needed to process appointments, blood tests and relevant documentation. The exceptions to this include being referred from another hospital to receive specialist care or moving into the Rosie community midwifery catchment area. To discuss a late transfer of care which falls outside of these exceptions Please email the antenatal clinic. This will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
It is important to highlight that blood results, scans, reviews and appointments may be disjointed if care is provided by multiple hospitals.
Complex pregnancies or existing health conditions
For anyone with existing health conditions or complex medical needs during pregnancy, healthcare professionals can refer into The Rosie Maternal Medicine Service.
Please see the document below which details the pathways and a referral form to submit. Please email add-tr.rosie-maternalmedicine@nhs.net with any other queries.