Maternal Care Information and Services at Amberwell Hiawatha
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Why choose Amberwell Hiawatha?
YOUR DOCTOR DELIVERS YOUR BABY
The physician you have built a relationship with during the months leading up to your delivery prioritizes being there for you during labor and delivery.
ONE-ON-ONE CARE
ON-SITE SERVICES
Ultrasound, laboratory, and prenatal services are conveniently located here in our facility
ADVANCED NURSE CERTIFICATION
Our registered nurses have gone above and beyond to obtain specialized training in the following areas:
- Advanced Cardiac Life Support
- Advanced Fetal Monitoring
- Advanced Life Support in Obstetrics
- Certified Lactation Counseling
- Childbirth Education
- Neonatal Resuscitation/Pre-Transport
- Stabilization Training
SECURE MATERNAL CARE UNIT
Delivery and recovery suites are in a locked unit. babies and mothers are also equipped with matching bracelets for verification throughout your stay.
CONTINUED CARE WITH YOUR DOCTOR
All our Maternal Care physicians are also Primary Care physicians who care for all ages and focus on relationship-based care.
GOURMET DINNER FOR TWO
Enjoy a special meal complete with linens and candlelight after your baby is born.
Amberwell Hiawatha
Address
300 Utah Street
Hiawatha, KS 66434
Phone
785-742-6234
Clinic Visits and Deliveries Provided at Amberwell Hiawatha
Amberwell Hiawatha Maternal Care Providers
Amberwell Hiawatha Quality Designations
Vermont Oxford Network Center of Excellence in Neonatal Abstinence Education and Training
We have been denoted as a Center of Excellence by the Vermont Oxford Network (VON) through universal training for neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS). This program helps hospitals standardize the care, identification, evaluation, treatment, and safe discharge of infants with NAS.
High 5 for Mom and Baby Premier Designation
Amberwell Hiawatha has implemented the High 5 program at our facility. Among other things, this program promotes:
- Skin-to-skin right after birth
- Nothing but breast milk
- “Rooming In”
- No pacifiers or bottle nipples
- Breastfeeding resources
Birthing Friendly Designation
The ‘Birthing-Friendly’ designation identifies hospitals and health systems participating in statewide or national perinatal quality improvement collaborative programs. These institutions implement evidence-based care to enhance maternal health, offering a tangible marker for consumers seeking first-rate care.
Safe Sleep
Supporting families in implementing recommendations that reduce the risk of sleep-related infant death.
Sleep is a big challenge for families with babies, but following safe sleep recommendations can prevent many SUID fatalities. Help the families in your practice learn how their babies can sleep safely so parents can sleep soundly.
