Maternity services frequently asked questions How do I book in to have my baby at Gosford Hospital? Your GP will send us an electronic referral and we will contact you for a booking in appointment. Your booking in appointment will…
As a private patient, birthing at Gosford Hospital, you will attend Gosford Hospital on the day you are having your baby. Where to go will be advised by your private obstetrician, depending on the type of birth planned such as…
Here you can find helpful resources and information to guide you through each stage of your pregnancy and support you as you enter parenthood. The importance of the First 2000 Days of Life The first 2000 days of life (conception…
The Midwifery Group Practice (MGP) offers safe, publicly-funded homebirth to women on the Central Coast. Homebirth is an extension of MGP birthplace choices, ensuring continuity of care throughout your pregnancy, birth and postpartum journey is provided in the comfort of…
Throughout your pregnancy a midwife will support you in preparing to go home with your baby. Evidence shows that it is the best for mother and baby to return home as soon as possible after birth. If you are both…
Deciding when to come to hospital may not be easy. Contact the Birthing Unit on 02 4320 3440. Assistance is always available – do not hesitate to phone day or night. Women in Midwifery Group Practice (MGP) should phone their allocated…
Having a baby is a major life event for a woman and her family, and every woman should have access to the antenatal care of their choice. One option is Antenatal Share Care with your GP. This means that your…
Choosing the best care for you Most women will experience an uncomplicated pregnancy and birth; however, a number of women will require more specialised care during this time. We provide various midwifery-led and obstetric care options. When your GP makes…
We are conducting a survey on our women, children and families’ health services to help us develop our services and plan for the future. Complete the survey to share your thoughts: Women, children and families’ health services survey Survey closes…
