We are the largest maternity provider in Victoria, providing care to over 9,000 women each year across three hospitals: Monash Medical Centre, Dandenong Hospital and Casey Hospital.

Levels of maternity care

Casey Hospital

Casey Hospital provides primary and secondary level maternity care. Women who develop complications during pregnancy will be transferred to either Dandenong Hospital or Monash Medical Centre (MMC) Clayton dependent upon the level of care required and the bed availability.

Dandenong Hospital

Dandenong Hospital provides primary and secondary level maternity care. Women who develop complications during pregnancy requiring a higher level care than available at Dandenong, should be transferred to MMC Clayton.

Monash Medical Centre (Clayton)

Monash Medical Centre is the only tertiary level maternity service in Monash Health, where all levels of maternity care are available. Bookings and transfers are prioritised to women and babies who require tertiary level multidisciplinary specialist care for complex or rare maternal fetal conditions.

Maternity

Monash Women’s maternity service provides health care across south eastern Melbourne. Uniquely integrating primary, secondary and tertiary health services, as well as world renowned research and teaching facilities in one organisation.

Shared Maternity Care Affiliates

Guidelines and procedures

Referrals

Monash Health Referral Guidelines – Maternity (Obstetrics)

Monash Health Referral Form – Maternity

Monash Health Referral Form – Fetal Monitoring Unit ECV

Monash Health Referral Form – Fetal Surveillance Unit

Resources

Specialist Obstetricians List

Shared Maternity Care Affiliate List – Suburban

Maternity Services Key Contact List

Midwifery Orientation – Competencies and Education Matrix

Visit the Monash Women’s website

Levels of maternity care

Casey Hospital

Dandenong Hospital

Monash Medical Centre (Clayton)

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