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Pediatric Services | Community Resources | Midwifery | Birthing Center
Childbirth is a new beginning in a family and families are our specialty. We are proud to have one of the most progressive centers in Northeast Georgia, where we provide a wide range of obstetrical care. We were one of the first Family Care Units in the state and we continue to set the standard for care for mother and baby. ARMC now offers online preregistration for Labor and Delivery patients.Parent Child Programs [PDF, 43Kb] The Facility We have ten comfortable Birthing Suites, three observation beds, and two Cesarean Birth rooms in our Labor and Delivery Unit. After you deliver, you will move to a private room on the Family Care Unit. For critically-ill babies, we also have a 10-bed Special Care Nursery designed and equipped with everything from state-of-the-art medical equipment to mobiles and music for stimulating your baby’s growth and development. Our Promise to You When you deliver at ARMC, you can:
Special Care Nursery Services Last year, our team of highly qualified physicians, nurse midwives and nurses provided care for over 1600 beautiful babies and their families. Our goal is that every pregnancy ends in the best possible outcome, but we’re ready when the best doesn’t happen. The Special Care Nursery at Athens Regional Medical Center is ready to provide intensive care to any critically ill newborn. Special Care for the Entire Family Our 10-bed unit is equipped with everything from state-of-the-art medical equipment to mobiles and music for stimulating your baby’s growth and development. We also offer important opportunities for discovering the special bond between parent and child, such as rocking the infant. We welcome parents and grandparents to visit and encourage phone calls to check on the baby. A neonatologist (a doctor who specializes in the care of infants) is on call 24-hours a day. An exceptional RN staff provides round-the-clock intensive nursing care to these babies. You can count on these nurses to treat the infant and provide loving, personal care to meet the needs of the entire family. Preparing for Discharge Before infants go home from our Special Care Nursery, all parents learn to care for their special infant. We help you with topics such as feeding, bathing and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). After an extended stay, parents have the opportunity to "room in" with their infant at the hospital in order to make the transition from the hospital to home smoother. |
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