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Our services are designed to meet the needs of you and your family. The region’s finest obstetricians, high-risk obstetricians, neonatologists, pediatricians, anesthesiologists and maternal-newborn nurses will care for you every step of the way.
Our highly skilled professionals are available for you and your baby 24 hours a day.
Having a baby is exciting. It can also be stressful if problems arise. If you are high-risk, Virtua’s maternal-fetal medicine (MFM) specialists can help.
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When you are ready to deliver, our staff will work with you to make sure your birth experience is everything you want it to be.
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Once your newborn has arrived, you’ll be moved to your room in our mother-baby unit where you are encouraged to spend time bonding with your baby.
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If your baby needs extra care after birth, your baby will be cared for in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) at Virtua Voorhees or the special care nursery (SCN) at Virtua Mount Holly.
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When a woman finds out she’s going to have a baby, it starts a thrilling 9-month journey that’s filled with excitement, surprises and questions. Expectant mothers can trust Virtua’s experienced doctors and nurses for support throughout pregnancy, delivery and beyond. As a state-designated Regional Perinatal Center, Virtua provides the highest level of care for mothers and babies. While this recognition brings assurance to many parents, it’s reinforced by Virtua’s experience in delivering more than 8,000 babies a year. More importantly, Virtua’s obstetricians and nurses help parents create a family-centered pregnancy and birth experience that’s personal and memorable.
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