New Saint Mary’s Hospital

Saint Mary's Hospital has a long tradition of providing maternity services to women and families in Manchester and beyond. We care for women from pre-conception through pregnancy, childbirth and during the postnatal period.

Last year we delivered over 5,500 babies and as there had been a steady rise in the number of deliveries over the years we had reached a point where we had outgrown our old building. In order to continue delivering high quality care, it was necessary to relocate to a new, larger facility.

Our new maternity unit provides improved facilities including more spacious rooms. There are eight en-suite delivery rooms in addition to a purpose-built unit led by Midwives. For women with high risk pregnancies, there are two specifically designed rooms on the Delivery Unit.

The wards are spacious, with increased en-suite facilities, single rooms and four-bedded bays. The increase in facilities also allows us to deliver more babies.

Saint Mary's neonatal services offer a very specialist services for very sick preterm and term newborn infants who need complex intensive medical and surgical care. Our Newborn Intensive Care facility is a high-tech environment which enables the delivery of quality care with a patient focus and within a parent centred environment. The unit provides more cots in an improved setting enabling staff to optimise care of the sick newborn infant.

Amongst other services that moved are Genetics, Gynaecology, the Sexual Assault Referral Centre and Radiology. They are all benefitting from an improvement in facilities and space. In-patient areas have seen a large increase in en-suite and single room facilities. All out-patient clinics are also situated on the ground floor to allow easy access.

The Saint Mary's Tower Block previously located on Hathersage Road has now been demolished - http://www.cmft.nhs.uk/media-news-detail.aspx?newsID=201&category=media

For more information about the services of the new hospital go to: http://www.cmft.nhs.uk/saint-marys/a-z-services.aspx

For directions and a site map go to: http://www.cmft.nhs.uk/saint-marys/map-and-directions.aspx