CaRi-heart technology
Revolutionary new technology to assess the risk of a serious heart condition or heart attack – many years before anything happens.
Maternity care
For mum. For baby. Expert care, from the beginning.
We are dedicated to the care and safety of mothers and babies.
Exceptional safety and care
From your first consultation to the delivery of your baby and your final postnatal appointment, The Portland Hospital’s team of experts offer unparalleled care and support for you and your baby.
Our multidisciplinary team, made up of leading consultant obstetricians, midwives and nurses, work with you to create personalised care plans for you and your baby. Our hospital’s outstanding facilities include the UK’s only private on-site neonatal intensive care unit, a special care baby unit, and an adult high dependency unit, should you need additional, unexpected care. With your expert midwife assigned to you throughout your labour and delivery, a resident obstetric anesthetist on-site 24/7 and an emergency theatre on the labour ward, we’re prepared for all eventualities, which means you are, too.
Choice, support and comfort
How you choose to welcome your baby into the world is deeply personal. Offering you the choice of consultant- or midwife-led care, your delivery experience is built around how you want to bring your baby into the world. Whether you would like a water birth in our birthing pool, located in one of the private rooms on our labour ward, or want to deliver your baby to the sound of a specially created playlist, we’ll do everything we can to make your experience comfortable.
Our en-suite rooms are fully private and spacious enough to accommodate an extra bed for your partner or family, and we offer room service menus that cater to religious and special diets.
By your side throughout your pregnancy and beyond, you can access a range of holistic pregnancy and delivery services, including specialty scans, physiotherapy, newborn baby checks and postnatal and breastfeeding advice, so you’re supported every step of the way.
Discover more about our maternity services
Our maternity services
As the only fully private maternity hospital in the UK, at The Portland Hospital we place great emphasis on safety and high-quality care, ensuring mothers-to-be have the most positive and memorable pregnancy possible.
Your early pregnancy journey
Your pregnancy and giving birth is an incredibly precious time for parents-to-be, and we are always delighted when people choose to have their baby at our world-renowned hospital for women and children.
Ultrasound and scans
The Ultrasound and Fetal Medicine Unit at The Portland Hospital offers both a consultant- and sonographer-led scanning service in a central London location.
Consultant-led delivery
World-class maternity care with a consultant obstetrician.
Midwife-led maternity care
For uncomplicated pregnancies and births
Packages and prices
Guidance on cost and prices of having a baby at The Portland Hospital.
Patient information and admissions
We pride ourselves on ensuring parents-to-be who choose to have their baby at The Portland Hospital have as positive and stress-free a birthing experience as possible.
Patient stories
Some of our patients share their experiences of having a baby at The Portland Hospital
The Bump Class
Comprehensive antenatal classes to prepare parents for birth and beyond.
Pregnancy open evenings 2024
If your considering having your baby at The Portland Hospital, we hold regular open evenings for you to come and meet our maternity experts.
You can discuss your delivery needs and the options available, and also find out more about our support services for delivery, post birth and new born babies.
Maternity Consultants
Mr Yemi Kuponiyi
Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Dr Shazia Malik
Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Dr. Gergana Peeva
Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Mr Ian Chilcott
Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Patient experiences
Safia’s three positive birthing experiences at The Portland
Laura's premature baby
When baby Grey was born at 31 weeks, he seemed healthy. But his condition quickly deteriorated, and he developed breathing and heart problems.
Lucy's caesarean delivery
Lucy shares her experience of having a baby by C-section