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NHS - Newborn Hearing Screening Team

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Newborn Hearing Screening Team - Manchester Local Care Organisation

The newborn hearing screening test helps identify babies who have permanent hearing loss as early as possible. This means parents can get the support and advice they need right from the start

Contact information:

Newborn Hearing Screening Team

Moss Side Health Centre

Monton Street

Manchester

M14 4GP

Phone: 0161 232 1511

Email: mft.nhspmosssideadmin@nhs.net

Please note our phones close at 3:30pm. Using the contact information above you can leave a message, text us or email us at any time.

 

Who to contact

Telephone
0161 232 1511 0161 232 1511
E-mail
mft.nhspmosssideadmin@nhs.net

Where to go

Name
Newborn Hearing Screening Team
Address
Moss Side Health Centre
Monton Street
Manchester
Postcode
M14 4GP
View M14 4GP on a map

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