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The Early Pregnancy Unit is part of Gynaecology Services, which offers advice and support for those experiencing pregnancy related conditions up to 20 weeks gestation. 

This is a nurse-led service with doctors available for advice and support if required.

Active Together is a cancer pre-habilitation and rehabilitation service funded by Yorkshire Cancer Research.

We offer a wide range of specialist in-patient and outpatient speech and language therapy services.

The children’s community nursing team see patients in a community setting to help reduce attendance and admissions to hospital.

If you are referred to Breast Care Services at Barnsley Hospital and your symptoms are exclusively breast pain, you may be booked into one of our bespoke breast pain clinics. These are located at the Community Diagnostic Centre, in The Glassworks, in Barnsley town centre.

We see children and young people with a wide range of medical illnesses and injuries.

The Amber Clinic is dedicated to the assessment, treatment and individualised care of women and other pregnant people (and their families) who are at an increased risk of having a premature (pre-term) birth. A pre-term birth is one that happens before 34 weeks, or waters breaking (rupture of membranes), very early. 

The Antenatal Day Unit (ANDU) is a midwife led assessment area located on the ground floor of women’s services next to the ultrasound department. If you require additional monitoring during your pregnancy that does not need you to stay in hospital it may take place in ANDU.

We see all women who have chosen to have their baby at Barnsley after they have had their first scan and at various other stages in pregnancy if required. For the majority of women most of the antenatal care after this first visit will be provided by their named community midwife in their local area.

Information about diabetes that develops during pregnancy, known as gestational diabetes.