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Your GP (doctor) will talk to you about where you would like to have your baby.
Most women choose to give birth at either:
The Queensland Government website has more information about the different options for giving birth in Queensland.
If you choose to give birth at a public hospital, you will usually go to your local maternity hospital. Here is a list of public maternity hospitals in the Metro South Health local area:
Read about the maternity care options available in public hospitals.
If you have private health insurance (or you can afford to pay the up-front costs), you can choose to give birth at a private hospital.
Some examples of private maternity hospitals are:
Between 2021 and 2023 we will be performing construction work to upgrade Logan Maternity.
We understand you may be feeling concerned, but we want to reassure you that we have one of the best health systems in the world and are prepared to tackle novel coronavirus (COVID-19).
Birthplace has information about every public hospital, private hospital and birth centre in Queensland where you can have your baby.
Find out everything you need to know to make an informed decision, including how other women rated their experience.
There are several maternity hospitals in the Metro South region, which covers the area from South Brisbane to Redland, Logan to Scenic Rim.
Metro South Health public hospitals:
Other public hospitals in Metro South region:
