We are an emergency clinic providing care for women with early pregnancy and gynaecology concerns.
EPAU
We provide care for women in early pregnancy up to 12 weeks and 6 days who have concerns such as:
- Pain
- Bleeding
We also assess and support women with hyperemesis gravidarum (severe pregnancy sickness) up to 16 weeks.
EPAU Referrals
Clinic 24 operates an online and telephone triage/referral service.
You may also be referred directly to Clinic 24 by your GP, midwife, or the Emergency Department.
Completing the online self-referral form is quick and easy.
Referrals received will be reviewed and triaged within 24 hours. Please note, Clinic 24 is closed on Bank Holidays and therefore referrals submitted over this period will be reviewed and patients contacted on the next working day.
Complete the referral form (opens in a new tab)
Important - this is not a pregnancy self-referral. The pregnancy self referral form can be found here.
EGU
If you are experiencing symptoms following gynaecological procedures within the last 30 days, please contact Clinic 24 by telephone.
This may include:
- If you have had an inpatient procedure within 30 days including gynaecology surgery, colposcopy, hysteroscopy, cystoscopy
- If you have had a intrauterine coil insertion at the hospital within 30 days
- If you have had a recent Bartholin's cyst/abscess drained at the hospital
Your call will be answered by an appropriately trained member of staff who will assess your symptoms and advise on the most appropriate next steps.
Depending on your circumstances, you may be:
- Advised to attend Clinic 24
- Directed to the Emergency Department
- Advised to contact your GP
- Given advice if attendance is not required
Out-of-Hours Service
When Clinic 24 is closed, telephone triage is provided by staff on Daphne Ward, the inpatient gynaecology ward.
If your condition does not require immediate emergency care, we recommend submitting a self referral form if you are pregnant or contact Clinic 24 the following day if there is a Gynaecology concern.
For all emergencies, please attend the Emergency Department.
Attending Clinic 24
If you are asked to attend Clinic 24, you will not receive a confirmation letter, email, or text message. Please attend at the date and time given to you during your telephone consultation or as advised by your GP or midwife.
If you use MyChart, please note that the appointment time displayed may not be accurate. You should attend at the time advised by the Clinic 24 team.
How to find us
Clinic 24 is located on Level 1 (street level) of the Rosie Hospital, next to the ultrasound department.
When you enter the Rosie Hospital: walk past reception and the Café, take the first left and Clinic 24 is on the left-hand side.
CUH Directions mobile app
Our CUH Directions app helps you find clinics, wards, and facilities at Addenbrooke’s and the Rosie hospitals.
When you arrive
Please check in at the reception desk when you arrive.
A member of the Clinic 24 team will carry out an initial assessment before your ultrasound scan or review.
Your appointment
We aim to see you as quickly as possible. However, as this is an emergency clinic, there may be a wait. Patients are seen based on clinical urgency.
We will keep you informed of any delays.
Visitors
Space in the clinic is limited. Please bring no more than one person with you.
The clinic is not suitable for children, so we ask that you do not bring children with you if possible.