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Take a look at a virtual tour of our unit
More about the Gloucester Birth Unit
The Acute Medical Unit is a 50 bedded unit, which aims to assess and either discharge or transfer patients to a more specialised area.
or your chosen birth unit.
On the first floor follow the signs for reception in the Endoscopy Unit.
The unit was set up in 2009 and is run by Consultant Gynaecologist and Specialist in Reproductive Medicine, Mrs Kalpana Reddy.
At the paediatric day unit, our patients receive care including day surgery, medical investigations and infusions.
The Edward Jenner Unit provides services for patients with blood conditions, immune problems, and allergies.
The Hyper-Acute Stroke Unit aims to assess and either discharge or transfer patients to a specialised area.
More about our Neonatal Unit
Stroud Maternity Unit: All services at the unit continue including labour and birth services and planned antenatal care.
To find the Endoscopy Unit, you need to enter the hospital through the main Atrium entrance.
They can stay in the waiting area, or come back to the unit once your treatment is finished.
Each room at the unit is different, in order for us to best support your individual birth experience.
Cheltenham MP, Alex Chalk, paid a special visit to Cheltenham General Hospital yesterday (Thursday 14 March) to see our new £17.2m dedicated surgical unit
Neonatal Unit, Gloucester Royal Hospital
You should have a bath or shower before arriving on the unit, and wash your hair.
No other children are allowed on the unit. 3D tour of our unit Take a look at a 3D tour of our unit
The unit is located in the main corridor concourse, above the pharmacy. You can use the lift to the right of the stairway to get to the Mayhill unit.
Aveta Birth Unit, Cheltenham – Freestanding Gloucester Birth Unit – Alongside Stroud Birth Unit – Freestanding
