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Yeovil Maternity and Special Care Baby Unit Closure: What it means for families, especially after baby loss
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Yeovil Maternity and Special Care Baby Unit Closure: What it means for families, especially after baby loss
The closure of Yeovil Hospital’s Special Care Baby Unit (SCBU) and Maternity Unit, expected to last at least six months, has raised serious concerns for families across Somerset. Under the current plan, families who were due to give birth at Yeovil are now being redirected to hospitals in Taunton, Bath, Salisbury and Dorchester. Antenatal care and urgent pregnancy concerns are being managed by Musgrove Park Hospital in Taunton. While these hospi…
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