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The local neonatal care unit at the Royal Derby Hospital looks after premature babies (born after 26 weeks of pregnancy) and babies who need care immediately after birth.
The special care baby unit at Queen's Hospital Burton looks after premature babies (born after 29 weeks of pregnancy) and babies who need care immediately after birth.
Queen's Hospital Burton
Floor 1
Belvedere Road
Burton on Trent
Staffordshire
DE13 0RB
Getting to Queen's Hospital Burton >
You will need to use a lift or scale stairs to access this service.
01283 511 511 Ext 4346
Open visiting for parents, siblings and grandparents. Grandparents and other visitors must be accompanied by one or both parents.
No flowers or potted plants.
Royal Derby Hospital
Level 1
Uttoxoter Road
Derby
DN22 8NE
Getting to Royal Derby Hospital >
2pm - 4pm, and 6pm - 8pm (open access for parents)
Open access for parents and other than siblings no children under 12