Services made for mom and baby
- Family-centered care
- Modern, spacious rooms
- Nitrous oxide
- Doulas welcome
- Lactation services
- OB/neonatal providers on-site 24/7
- Level III NICU with private suites
- High-risk pregnancy care
Your labor and delivery experience
You’ll find everything you need to welcome your newest addition on our Labor and Delivery Unit. Our modern birthing suites are designed with your family in mind, and we offer a complete menu of comfort and pain relief options to support your choices and birth plan.
From 24/7 in-house providers to our dedicated unit for high-risk pregnancies to lactation support, you’ll have access to a complete team. Together, we’ll partner with you to make one of life’s biggest moments a happy and healthy one.
- 24/7 OB/neonatal provider on-site
- 24/7 anesthesia on-site
- Two surgical suites for C-sections
- Two surgical suites for C-sections
- Pain relief options, such as nitrous oxide
- In-hospital care for high-risk pregnancies
- Soothing colors and ambient lighting
- Spacious suites
- Family lounge
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit tour
When your baby needs a NICU stay, we meet you in the moment and walk you through every step. As the only Level III NICU in McKinney, we’re ready to care for tiniest patients, including those as young as 22 weeks of gestation all the way to full-term newborns.
With private NICU suites, 24-hour visitation and ongoing communication, our family-centered approach makes parents a vital part of the NICU team. We want you to be involved and informed so that you feel confident caring for your baby.
Our NICU team includes:
- Neonatologists, neonatal nurse practitioners and neonatal nurses
- Respiratory therapy
- Comprehensive discharge planning and coordination
- Physical, speech and occupational therapy
- Specialized care, including ophthalmologists and dietitians
- Case management and social work
New Family Unit and care after delivery
Our New Family Unit is designed to care for moms and babies together. Whenever possible, we support couplet care, where your baby stays in the room with you. And with 24/7 visiting hours and a space for your support person, we welcome the whole family.
Our entire nursing staff is trained to support breastfeeding. If you choose to breastfeed, you’ll have access to trained lactation consultants and support features like a donor milk program.
- Family-centered care
- In-house OB/neonatal provider 24/7
- Modern, spacious rooms
- Sofa bed for support person
- On-demand meal ordering
- Flat screen TVs and a work area with wireless internet
- Private ensuite bathroom with shower
- Postpartum lactation services
Simply Mom's boutique
Whether you forgot to bring a pair of slippers or want to send a gift of well wishes to a loved one during their stay, Simply Mom’s has everything you could want for mothers and babies as well as other hospital patients.
Moms needing a last-minute item can focus on enjoying their new baby with our convenient store located on the second floor of the hospital. Our team is knowledgeable about the birthing experience and items that can make your stay more comfortable.
Our offerings include:
- Clothing
- Diaper bags
- Preemie clothing and specialty items
- Unique gifts for mother and baby
- Breast pump rental and sales
- Nursing bras, clothes and accessories
- Private consultations with a certified lactation consultant
Delivery to patient rooms is available. Contact us to order by phone.
Parenting classes and resources
Parent education classes
We offer several childbirth, breastfeeding and new parent classes, including both in-person and online formats to meet your needs. From getting ready for childbirth to newborn care, we’ll guide you and your partner through what to expect and how to prepare.
Maternity tour
Our in-person maternity tour guides you through our mother and baby units, letting you see all the amenities and features available to you when your moment arrives. This tour will take you through labor and delivery, as well as the postpartum and nursery areas.
Pregnancy checklist
Pregnancy comes with a lot of questions. But we’re here with the guidance you need. Download our pregnancy checklist for to-do lists by trimester, important reminders and milestones to expect.
Supporting your every moment
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