Pre-registration is not required. When you arrive, our team will assist you with registration and admission to ensure a smooth experience.

To help streamline your arrival, we recommend bringing a photo ID and insurance card and making sure your information is up to date in MyChart, if available.

Parking and entrances vary by campus, but all locations provide clearly marked signs directing to the Labor & Delivery unit.

When you arrive, follow posted hospital signage or stop at the main entrance for assistance.

We recommend bringing personal comfort items, toiletries, comfortable clothing, and an outfit for your baby to wear home.

You will also need a properly installed car seat for discharge. Our team is happy to provide guidance, though families are responsible for installation and adjustment.

You can have up to four support people present at the bedside during labor and delivery. Your partner is considered one of your support persons.

Your care team will review any current guidelines with you upon arrival.

Yes, doulas are welcome as part of your support team. Doulas provide non-medical physical and emotional support and are considered part of your chosen support system.

They work alongside your care team to support your preferences and overall birth experience.

If your baby needs additional monitoring or medical support after birth, our care teams are prepared to provide the appropriate level of care.

Depending on your delivery location, this may include a Special Care Nursery (Level II) or a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU, Level III). Specialized teams work closely with you to support both you and your baby throughout care.

Your provider can help you understand what services are available at your chosen delivery location and what that may mean for your care plan.

Length of stay may vary based on recovery needs and the needs of you and your baby.

Many patients are able to go home approximately 24 hours after a vaginal birth and 48 hours after a cesarean birth, depending on recovery and provider assessment. Your care team will discuss your individual plan and ensure you feel ready before discharge.

We offer breastfeeding support throughout your care experience, from prenatal education to support during your hospital stay and postpartum resources.

Our nursing staff provides support during your stay, with lactation consultants available for additional specialized guidance. Ongoing resources are available after discharge to help you meet your feeding goals.

Learn more about our breastfeeding support services, classes, and resources.

We support emotional well-being throughout pregnancy and after delivery. Resources are available for concerns such as anxiety, depression, and adjustment to new parenthood. Please talk with your provider for more information. 

Your care team can connect you with appropriate services, including support groups and community-based resources, to ensure you feel supported at every stage.

Learn more about our perinatal mental health resources and support services.

All maternity units are secured, with safeguards in place to support the safety of mothers, babies, and families throughout their stay.

Your care team will guide you through what to expect and is always available to support a safe, comfortable, and welcoming environment.