Maternity Services
Why Choose Stamford Health
When you’re ready to have a baby, Stamford Health provides you with a meaningful, safe, and compassionate experience.
Support & Care For Every Part Of Your Journey
Stamford Health provides support before conception, during pregnancy, and through the months following delivery. No matter how uncomplicated or high-risk a pregnancy may be, our OB-GYNs and nurses will work with you one-on-one to develop a personalized care plan.
Explore Our Maternal Health Units
Look inside our beautiful hospital and learn more about the comprehensive care Stamford Health provides throughout your entire pregnancy journey! Welcome your newborn in one of our spacious, well-equipped birthing rooms with state-of-the-art medical equipment to help make your experience as comfortable as possible.
Whats It’s Like To Deliver At Stamford Health
-
Comfortable, Private Rooms
The Hackett Family Maternity Unit offers private rooms and en-suite bathrooms for patients.
-
Extra Space For Care Partners
Our large rooms offer a comfortable setting for you and your care partner. Chairs fold out into a bed they can sleep on.
-
Celebrate Your New Arrival
Stamford Health offers new parents a delicious celebration dinner with several options to choose from – including filet mignon!
-
Well Baby Nursery
Our well baby nursery is designed to create a seamless transition from birth to discharge home.
-
The Hollander Family Birthing Center
This unit is undergoing a major renovation to improve our facilities.
-
Coming Soon
Here is a sneak peek of what our Hollander Family Birthing Center rooms will look like. Some rooms will offer tubs for patients to labor in.
-
Education & Support Of Postpartum Complications
Every postpartum patient at Stamford Hospital will receive an orange “I gave birth” bracelet. This bracelet signals to health care professionals and first responders that the wearer is newly postpartum, enhancing timely recognition of and response to symptoms of potentially serious postpartum complications, known as “urgent maternal warning signs.” Learn more about the statewide initiative.
LABOR & DELIVERY SUITES
Our spacious, well-equipped birthing rooms will feature state-of-the-art medical equipment and technology to help make your experience as comfortable as possible.
CELEBRATION MEAL
Enjoy your first evening as a new parent with a delicious, upscale meal delivered bedside for you and your care partner.
24/7 SUPPORT
Our labor and delivery and maternity floors are staffed every day, all day with in-house OB-GYNs and nurses to care for you and baby.
Meet Our Providers
4.7 / 5 | 90 ratings
203.637.3337
Patient Ratings Not Available
203.276.4282
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
While you likely didn’t plan for your newborn to stay in the NICU, rest assured that our team at the Cohen Neonatal Intensive Care Unit is here for you and your baby. Our level III facility offers the most advanced platform of care in the region with experienced neonatologists, nurses, and pediatric specialists.
Maternity Services FAQs
-
What services does Stamford Health offer during the labor and delivery process?At Stamford Health, we provide a comprehensive range of services during labor and delivery. Our state-of-the-art birthing facilities are equipped to offer labor and delivery support, including expert obstetric care, pain management options, and private birthing suites. Our skilled health care professionals are here to ensure a safe and comfortable birthing experience for you and your baby.
-
How can you choose an OB-GYN for prenatal care at Stamford Health, and what are the available options?Choosing an OB-GYN for prenatal care at Stamford Health is a personalized process. You have the flexibility to select an OB-GYN from our team of experienced professionals who aligns with your preferences and values regarding childbirth. We offer a choice of OB-GYNs specializing in various aspects of women's health to provide personalized care.
-
How do you know if your OB-GYN delivers at Stamford Health?You can find out if your OB-GYN delivers at Stamford Health by reaching out to your chosen health care provider’s office. They will be able to confirm their affiliation with our hospital and whether they deliver at our facilities. Our team collaborates closely with a network of OB-GYNs to ensure the best care for you.
-
How do I request to deliver at Stamford Health?To request to deliver at Stamford Health, simply inform your OB-GYN during your prenatal care appointments. They will coordinate with our labor and delivery team to ensure your birth plan aligns with your wishes. If you haven't selected an OB-GYN yet, we can assist you in finding a suitable health care provider to meet your needs.
-
Can you provide information about the childbirth and new parent classes offered at Stamford Health?Certainly! Stamford Health offers a range of childbirth and new parent classes designed to prepare you for pregnancy, labor, and the early stages of parenthood. These classes cover various topics, including prenatal education, birthing techniques, breastfeeding, and infant care. We are committed to providing comprehensive education and support to help you feel confident and prepared for this transformative journey. For details on class schedules and registration, please visit our list of available classes or contact our maternity services department.
-
What is the visitation policy at Stamford Hospital for the Labor & Delivery and Maternity Units?Stamford Health recognizes how important visitors are to our patients and their recovery process. We have a patient-directed visitation policy, which means that visitors are welcome according to the patient’s wishes.
During the labor and delivery process, the patient can have two care partners (spouse, family member, etc.) present in their room. A doula (who must provide certification documentation) may be present in addition to the two designated care partners. Our waiting room space on our Hollander Family Birthing Center is limited and frequently reaches capacity. If the waiting room is at capacity, we welcome visitors to wait in the main hospital atrium or cafeteria. Once the patient has moved to The Hackett Family Maternity Unit, they will be able to welcome you in their private room.