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Emergency Department, Amsterdam UMC

We know that going to a hospital with your Clearity Care box can feel like a lot, at a time that is already hard. You hand it in at the desk and you do not need to explain anything. You are welcome to bring someone with you.

General Emergency Department (Spoedeisende Hulp)Amsterdam UMC, location AMCMeibergdreef 91105 AZ Amsterdam-Zuidoost

Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

How to get there
By car
Enter the AMC grounds via the Meibergdreef and follow the signs for P1 / Spoedeisende Hulp.
Parking
P1, open 24/7, paid: €0.50 per 10 minutes, €3 per hour, €18 per 24 hours.
Short stop
A few emergency parking spaces at the entrance of the Emergency Department, for short stays only.
By public transport
Station Amsterdam Holendrecht (train and metro) is within walking distance.

Questions on the way? Call the Dutch Fetal Biobank +31 20 566 4818

Drop off Drop off confirmed 14 Oct: the general Emergency Department, location AMC, 24/7, parking P1 (sources: Amsterdam UMC Spoed, SEH and Parkeren locatie AMC pages). The ED briefing (Bernadette, Mon 19 Oct) confirms what parents say at the desk. Since 23 Oct the Dutch Fetal Biobank's landline 020 566 4818 (confirmed by the owner, as on the print set of 17 Oct), in place of the mobile +31 6 50079553; the directions card asks parents to have the desk call it.

Take care of yourself

When you need to call

Call your midwife, doctor or out-of-hours GP service:

Call immediately

If you have heavy bleeding AND feel dizzy or almost faint.

In an emergency, call 112. No step with your Clearity Care box should ever keep you from getting help.

Call the same day

Heavy bleeding means having to change a thick sanitary pad several times an hour.

A question about your Clearity Care box?

Call us+31 20 566 4818hello@clearitycare.com

If we cannot answer straight away, we call you back.

More information at Thuisarts (in Dutch)

A1.8 Medical help text to be written and signed off by the medical team. B6.1 to B6.3 Hours, and who answers at night and at the weekend.

Answers after a miscarriage

We test for the cause of a miscarriage.

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Our mission

Giving every parent the answers they deserve.

Miscarriage is common, and answers are rare.

We combine genetic testing and micro-CT imaging, and send you a report by email: what we found, and what it may mean for a future pregnancy.

  1. Get the Clearity Care box

    Order it here, ahead or when a miscarriage has begun, or receive it from your healthcare provider. You pay online, and your Inclusion Number arrives by email right after.

  2. Register and collect at home

    Register online with your Inclusion Number. The guide then takes you through each step, one at a time.

  3. Bring it to Amsterdam UMC

    To the Emergency Department of Amsterdam UMC, location AMC, day or night.

  4. The diagnostic examination

    Genetic testing and micro-CT imaging, read together by specialists.

  5. Your report by email

    What we found, and what it may mean for a future pregnancy.

The report turnaround, in weeks, to confirm with the laboratory.

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The numbers

Why diagnostics
after a miscarriage are needed.

23 million miscarriages per year worldwide

a 2021 estimate, not a current yearly count.

≈ 50% of early pregnancy losses

are linked to changes in the chromosomes, which genetic testing can help identify.

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