Explore how antenatal & maternity care fits into your women's health, maternity & gynaecology care plan.
Women's health
Women’s Health, Maternity & Gynaecology
Care across reproductive health, pregnancy, maternity and gynaecology, with access to specialist review, diagnostics and coordinated follow-up.
Women’s Health, Maternity & Gynaecology services
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Explore the main care pathways, then connect to the right specialist, diagnostic service and next step.
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Gynaecology consultations
Begin with a specialist-led assessment so symptoms, history and clinical needs can be connected to the right diagnostic or treatment plan.
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Connected care
Women’s care should feel connected at every life stage.
From preventive screening and reproductive health to pregnancy, maternity and gynaecology, Case brings consultations, diagnostics and follow-up into one coordinated pathway.
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01Specialist-led careStart with the right clinical expertise
02Diagnostics connectedTesting linked to the next clinical step
03Coordinated follow-upClear pathways after assessment or treatment
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Case Hospital Maternity
Your Health. Your Baby. Your Rights.
At Case Hospital Maternity, every mother and baby deserves safe, respectful and dignified care. This charter outlines your rights as a maternity client and our commitment to supporting you at every stage of your journey.
Respectful and dignified care
- You have the right to be treated with compassion, dignity and respect throughout antenatal, intrapartum and postnatal care.
- You have the right to be free from neglect, abuse, discrimination and disrespect.
- Your privacy and modesty will be protected during examinations and procedures.
Skilled and compassionate care
- You have the right to receive evidence-based, safe and timely care from qualified midwives and doctors.
- Emergency obstetric and newborn care will be provided without delay.
Information and informed consent
- You have the right to clear explanations about your health, your baby’s condition and the procedures offered.
- You must be given the chance to consent before an intervention is performed, including vaginal examinations, caesarean section or induction.
- You may decline procedures unless they are life-saving in an emergency.
Birth companionship
- You have the right to be accompanied by a person of your choice during labour and delivery unless medically inadvisable.
- Companions are encouraged to offer emotional and physical support.
Privacy and confidentiality
- Your medical records and personal health information will be kept confidential.
- Consultations and procedures will be conducted in a private and respectful setting.
Stay with and bond with your baby
- You have the right to early skin-to-skin contact and breastfeeding support within the first hour of birth unless medically contraindicated.
- You have the right to stay with your baby through rooming-in and receive postnatal support.
Pain relief and comfort
- You have the right to appropriate pain management and non-pharmacological comfort measures during labour and delivery.
Make choices about your care
- You have the right to participate in decisions about your birth plan and care preferences.
- You may request a second opinion where appropriate.
Be heard and complain
- You have the right to express concerns or dissatisfaction with your care without fear of retaliation.
- Your complaints will be handled confidentially and fairly.
Culturally sensitive and non-discriminatory care
- You have the right to care that respects your cultural, religious and personal beliefs as long as they do not harm your health or that of your baby.
Your responsibilities as a maternity client
- Share accurate information about your health, pregnancy and symptoms.
- Follow medical instructions and ask questions if anything is unclear.
- Respect healthcare providers, other mothers and hospital property.
- Attend all scheduled antenatal and postnatal visits.
When to seek specialist care
Symptoms and concerns that may lead to Women’s Health, Maternity & Gynaecology.
These are examples of reasons to seek specialist advice. They are not a diagnosis. If symptoms are severe or sudden, contact Case or seek emergency care.
Request a consultation →- ✓Menstrual concerns
- ✓Pregnancy-related symptoms
- ✓Fibroids and pelvic pain
- ✓Family planning needs
- ✓Menopause symptoms
- ✓Fertility concerns
Case specialists
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Where to get care
Find a Case location for Women’s Health, Maternity & Gynaecology.
Availability and clinic schedules can vary by location. Open a location page for directions and contact details, or call Case to confirm before your visit.
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Read medically reviewed guidance related to women’s health, maternity & gynaecology, common symptoms, prevention and next steps.
Your care team
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Amanyebye CarolineIncharge Labour Ward / Midwife SpecialistView profile →
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Jumba FlorenceIncharge TheatreView profile →
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