Coronavirus guidance

If you think you may have symptoms of Coronavirus, follow the national guidance and self-isolate for seven days. We have Introduced a number of measures and changes to help delay the spread of the virus and maintain essential health services for those that will continue to need them during these unprecedented times. If you, or a member of your family has tested positive for Coronavirus, please find resources to aid your/their recovery on our Coronavirus - Supporting your recovery page.

Coronavirus - Information and changes to our Maternity Services

View the latest guidance and information about our services on our Maternity Services during Coronavirus page.

We understand this is a challenging time for expectant mothers and new parents. Information and guidance is regularly changing and we will make every effort to keep women and families updated. 

Birth centres

midwife and birthing pool

Please note: Currently due to COVID-19: 

  • Our birth centre at Samuel Johnson Community Hospital is temporarily closed
  • If you want information about our Queen's Hospital Burton unit, click here: Labour wards

Royal Derby Hospital

Derby Birth Centre is a midwife-led centre that consists of 4 en-suite rooms and a water birth room. It offers a ‘home from home’ experience, for patients who wish to have the comforts of a home birth with the added reassurance of being in a hospital. 

All rooms have sensory lighting, calming music and soft furnishings, complete with swinging crib ready for the new arrival! The homely environment allows you to relax in peace with your baby. 
 

Location

Derby Birth Centre, Labour Ward
Maternity Unit, Level 1 
Royal Derby Hospital
Uttoxeter Road
Derby
DE22 8NE

Best car park for patients: Car 6
Best entrance(s) for patients: Entrance 21

How to get here

 

Telephone

01332 789 790


Services

  • 4 rooms, including 1 birthing pool 
  • Home furnishings
  • Specialist equipment; beans bags, mattresses, birthing balls
  • Aromatherapy
  • Sensory rooms


Other information

If you or a family member are pregnant and are interested in finding out more, please ask your community midwife for more information.