Labor and delivery

Our childbirth education classes cover the latest techniques to prepare you for your birthing experience. Support partners are welcome so they can be prepared as well.

During these classes, you will receive information on:

• High-risk pregnancies and the immediate postpartum period
• Coping with unexpected events
• Labor and delivery
• Pain management
• Relaxation and breathing

Attendees of our classes can also tour our women and baby center, receive car seat safety training and hear from community speakers on a variety of newborn-care topics. We also offer virtual tours of our labor and delivery rooms.

Our spacious and renovated maternity suites offer a tranquil, comfortable space for your labor, delivery, recovery and postpartum experience. The rooms are professionally designed and large enough for a loved one to stay with you. Each maternity suite also has a private bath.

After your baby is born, we serve a special meal to make your day even brighter and a little easier.

Throughout the remainder of your hospital stay, our maternity care team supports your family with postpartum care. We are here to help you begin your recovery, learn to care for your new baby and answer any questions you may have. Our team is also available to teach you to breastfeed, if you wish.

Our goal is to provide you with the education and support you need to feel confident and secure when you take your baby home.

After discharge, we strive to make it convenient for you to receive the ongoing care you need, such as gynecological support.

Postpartum depression support

Pregnancy and birth are wondrous and lifechanging experiences. Even so, many women experience the "baby blues" after birth, which may be described as feelings of sadness and fatigue. However, if these feelings last for more than a short time, it could be postpartum depression.

If you feel you may have postpartum depression, you're not alone. Postpartum depression is common. In fact, about one in eight women report having postpartum depression symptoms.

If you need help managing your postpartum depression symptoms, we recommend talking with your obstetrician-gynecologist (OB/GYN) or nurse. Our team wants to provide the support and resources you need to feel better. Seeking help is the first step to feeling like yourself again.

Our doctors, nurses and staff are dedicated to the safety of you and your newborn. For your complete comfort and protection, only authorized personnel are allowed to enter the maternity center. Additionally, every newborn is continuously monitored with advanced technology to prioritize their health.