Rush Copley Medical Center also encourages breastfeeding by offering lactation consultations in the NICU and utilizing donor milk (from an approved donor bank) to feed low birth weight babies.” Our Mothers’ Milk Club provides educational lunches, accessible breast pumps and a peer counseling program to encourage breastfeeding. “Feeding our most vulnerable: Rush University Medical Center continues to be a leader in providing breast milk to babies in our NICU.We offer 55 private NICU rooms, each with individual control of lighting, sound and temperature to offer your family comfort and privacy during your stay.” Highest level of NICU care: Our level III NICU and expert providers are ready to care for your baby if needed.This includes promoting skin-to-skin contact, having trained staff available after delivery and limiting separation between the mom and baby during their hospital stay.” This special support, and commitment to helping moms breastfeed, earned Rush a Baby-Friendly birth center designation.” “While we respect a mom’s choice in feeding her baby, it’s our goal to provide the optimal conditions for successful breastfeeding. We offer bedside breastfeeding assistance immediately after delivery and in the privacy of your mother baby suite, as well as once you return home. Breastfeeding support during your hospital stay and beyond: Our nurses and lactation consultants have special training to help new moms and babies with breastfeeding.Your baby will stay in your room with you, allowing you more time to bond and learn about baby care from our pediatricians and nurses. “Mother Baby Unit for after your baby is born: After delivery, you’ll stay in our Mother Baby Unit - 34 single, private suites with plenty of space for family members.Being mobile can be an important part of anyone’s labor, but especially a mom wanting an alternative birth.” This type of monitoring enables your provider to watch your baby’s heart rate and allows you to be mobile. For moms interested in walking and moving during labor, we offer telemetry monitoring. “Telemetry monitoring allows you to move during labor: Since contractions can stress some babies and affect their heart rates, Rush providers keep a close watch on how your baby is handling labor and delivery through electronic monitoring.Our expert anesthesia team can also administer pain medication, like an epidural, to make you more comfortable during labor and delivery.” With birthing balls, large showers and labor teams trained in different relaxation and breathing techniques, we can tailor your labor experience to your preferences. Your delivery, your choices: At Rush, you can labor as you choose surrounded by capable and caring staff who support your birth plan.There is also comfortable sitting and sleeping space for any loved ones who are part of your birthing experience. Spacious and comfortable labor and delivery suites: Our large labor and delivery rooms provide space for you to relax and do pain-relieving exercises as you labor.We’re the only hospital in Illinois to have our NICU immediately next to our labor and delivery rooms. And if your baby needs extra care, our NICU is just steps away. Each of these units care for you through each stage of birth so you have the convenience of not changing floors. “Convenience and care in one location: Our Family Birth Center offers labor and delivery, post-delivery and baby care, and neonatal intensive care (NICU) in one location.We tailor our care to your childbirth goals, supporting you with our many birthing options in a safe and nurturing environment.” “You and your family deserve the best for your baby - and Rush delivers. O Non-siblings must be age 6 and above to visit. O There is no age restriction on sibling visitation The number of visitors will not be restricted as long as privacy is respected. Visitation outside of the posted hours must be arranged with the patient’s assigned nurse.Ī spouse, significant other, or parent-approved visitor is permitted to stay overnight. Children are not allowed in the PAR, OR or OB Triage.The responsible adult cannot be the main maternal support person.The child must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
Post-Anesthesia Recovery (PAR) – 1 support person (no children)Ĭhildren (siblings of the baby) under 12 years of age may be permitted as a visitor.Operating Room (OR) – 1 support person (at the discretion of the Attending Anesthesiologist and Obstetric Attending Physician no children).Labor, Delivery, Recovery (LDR) Room – 4 support persons (including children).OB Triage – 1 support person (no children).The number of support persons allowed in L&D are as follows: Visiting hours on Labor & Delivery are 24 hours/day. Couches and chairs transform into sleeping spaces for family and visitors. Partner rooming in: All suites are single and have private bathrooms for mothers and families.
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