Booking Your Delivery & Prenatal Checkups

Booking your delivery

If you plan to give birth here, please start by booking a first visit

This hospital does not accept multiple-birth deliveries or deliveries following egg donation. Where complications make a pregnancy higher risk, we recommend a university hospital, and we may decline at the first visit.

Delivery costs are set out on Delivery Costs.

Forms to download before your first visit

Please download, fill in and bring these with you on the day.

• PDF What to bring to your first visitWhat to bring, and what happens on the day.
• PDF Your first obstetrics visit, step by stepFrom reception through to payment.
• PDF Obstetrics medical questionnairePlease fill this in and bring it with you. Includes the fertility treatment questionnaire.
• PDF Application form and general consentPlease fill this in and bring it with you.
• PDF Consent for the handling of personal informationPlease fill this in and bring it with you.

Each file is a PDF and opens in a new tab. The forms are in Japanese.

We use the Pokemed app, which lets you check your place in the queue before a visit, among other features.

What you'll need to complete your booking

• Health insurance card
• Patient card, if you have one
• Your estimated due date
• The date your heartbeat was confirmed
• The patient's name, date of birth, address, and phone number
• An emergency contact
• Treatment application and comprehensive consent form, and personal information consent form (first-time patients: please download and complete these in advance)

Planned delivery

We offer planned delivery for patients who wish for it; please raise this with your physician at your first visit. Depending on scheduling, a planned delivery may need to go on a waiting list.

NIPT (non-invasive prenatal testing)

Please raise this at your first obstetric visit if you are interested. This test is available only to patients with a delivery booking here, and requires a separate appointment on another day for counselling and the test itself.

Infection control at your visit

• Please wear a non-woven mask for every obstetrics outpatient visit.
• If you have a fever of 37.5°C or higher, or any infection symptoms, please call us before your visit rather than attending in person.
• Please refrain from bringing your other children where possible; where unavoidable, we will check their health and ask them to wear a mask.
• We check every patient's health status at reception.

Regular prenatal checkups

Please book through the obstetrics outpatient desk; general reception or the appointment centre can also take this booking, up to two visits ahead.

Prenatal checkups are generally every four weeks up to 6 months, every two weeks for months 7 to 9, and weekly from month 10 onward.

Our obstetrics clinic is fully by appointment, though your physician's involvement in a delivery or emergency surgery can sometimes mean a wait; please ask our outpatient nurses if you have questions about waiting time. Your first visit and your 32-week checkup both involve more thorough review and take longer, so we recommend booking these on a day when your schedule allows extra time.