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Our community midwives play a vital role in providing essential healthcare services to expectant mothers and their families within their local communities.
They offer personalised care and support throughout the antenatal, intrapartum and postnatal periods, ensuring that women receive comprehensive guidance and assistance during pregnancy, childbirth and the early stages of motherhood.
Community midwives conduct regular check-ups, monitor the health of both mother and baby, provide education on pre-natal and post-natal care and offer emotional support to alleviate anxieties and address any concerns.
Their role extends beyond medical assistance to encompass advocacy, empowering women to make informed decisions about their health and childbirth experiences. By delivering compassionate and holistic care, community midwives contribute significantly to promoting positive birth outcomes and fostering the wellbeing of families within their communities.
You will be assigned to a designated team of community midwives who will oversee your care and provide you with regular appointments from your GP surgery.
Since January 2025, Community Midwifery clinics have been relocating from some GP practices in Coventry. Please see the below list to find out where you clinic has moved to. Your midwife will speak to you about any moves at your next appointment.
We have now updated the below list as some further clinics are being relocated from July 7th 2025. From this date clinics for pregnant women will no longer be running in the following GP practices and are being relocated to the third floor of the City of Coventry Health Centre on Stoney Stanton Road. You will receive a letter confirming your next appointment and a text message reminder.
City of Coventry Health Centre can be found at Stoney Stanton Road (the old Coventry and Warwickshire Hospital site), Coventry, CV1 4FS. Parking is available (payable by cash, bank card or app) and it is on several bus routes.
Clinics moving to City of Coventry Health Centre:
Allesley Village Medical Centre
Dr Bano GP practice
Broomfield Park Medical Centre
Bell Green GP surgery
Bredon Avenue GP surgery
Cheylesmore GP surgery
Clay Lane Medical Practice
Copsewood Medical Centre
Gables Medical Centre
Gosford Green Surgery
Jubilee Crescent Health Centre
Jubilee Health at Westminster Road
Harnell Lane Medical Centre
Holbrooks Health Team
Mansfield Medical Practice
Park Leys Medical Practice
Phoenix Family Care (GP surgery)
Quinton Park Medical Centre
St George's Road Surgery
Stoke Aldemoor Medical Centre
Torcross Medical Centre
Walsgrave Health Centre
Willenhall Oak Medical Centre.
Information on other relocations since January 2025 for the clinics at the following surgeries is below:
Allesley Park GP Surgery FROM JANUARY 2025 RELOCATED TO TILE HILL HEALTH CENTRE, CV4 9PN
Green Lane Medical Centre FROM JANUARY 2025 RELOCATED TO MOSAIC FAMILY HUB, CV4 9PL
Kensington Avenue Surgery FROM JANUARY 2025 RELOCATED TO TILE HILL HEALTH CENTRE, CV4 9PN
Moseley Avenue Surgery FROM JANUARY 2025 RELOCATED TO NEWFIELD HOUSE CV1 4DW
Balliol Road Surgery FROM FEBRUARY 2025 RELOCATED TO PARK EDGE FAMILY HUB, ROSEBERRY AVENUE, CV2 1NE
Holyhead Road Surgery FROM FEBRUARY 2025 RELOCATED TO NEWFIELD HOUSE, KINGFIELD ROAD, CV1 HDW
Forum Health Centre - FROM JANUARY 2025 RELOCATED TO PARK EDGE HUB, CV2 1NE
Kenyon Medical Centre (Chace Avenue and Brandon Road) FROM APRIL 2025 RELOCATED TO WILLENHALL PRIMARY CARE CENTRE, CV3 3DG
Moor Street Health Centre - RELOCATED TO TILE HILL PRIMARY CARE CENTRE, CV5 9PN
Springfield Medical Practice - FROM APRIL 2025 RELOCATED TO PATHWAYS FAMILY HUB, CV6 1HD
Woodway Medical Centre FROM APRIL 2025 RELOCATED TO PARK EDGE HUB, CV2 1NE.
If your clinic takes place in another GP practice to the ones listed above, please attend your clinic appointment in the usual place. If you have any concerns, please speak to a member of your midwifery team or GP practice. The service provided by the Community Midwifery clinic remains unchanged.
Will I have to travel further?
Your local team has been making arrangements to relocate your clinic. New sites have been chosen based on their proximity to existing clinics and with on-site parking and with good transport links.
Will I be able to park at the new location?
All new locations have parking and access to public transport.
When are clinics moving?
Clinics are being relocated over a phased period from December 2024 to March 2025. Your local team will advise you of any changes at your next appointment.
Why are clinics being relocated?
Some GP practices have informed the Trust that they require the space where clinics have been run for other healthcare services. Your local team has been making arrangements to relocate clinics so that there will be no disruption in community midwifery services for pregnant women.
How will I know whether my clinic is being relocated?
If your clinic is being relocated, your community midwifery team will speak to you at your next appointment to advise you where the clinic is moving to for your future appointments
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