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Maternal Child
A Martin Memorial nurse holds a newborn baby.

At Martin Memorial Medical Center, we have developed our Beautiful Beginnings Program so you will have the most rewarding and memorable birth experience possible. Our experienced physicians, nurse-midwives, nurses and ancillary staff are all highly experienced and caring. They are dedicated to making this the Beautiful Beginning of a lifetime.

Our Rooms
Our facility has labor-delivery-recovery (LDR) rooms and surgical suites for Cesarean births. Our mother-baby unit has private rooms for you and your family after the baby arrives. Mothers are encouraged to keep their new infants with them in order to provide a safe environment for learning to care for your infant and involving the family in the new arrival's care.

Our Special Care Nursery
Martin Memorial has a Level II Special Care Nursery should your baby have special needs after birth. If any special need arises for your baby, we are prepared to provide specialized medical attention with our neonatalogists and staff, who are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. There are five intensive care beds ready for any unexpected developments concerning your baby. Our experts will do everything possible to assist your baby, and to keep you informed of your baby's progress every step along the way.

Our Unique Home Visit Program
We want to make sure that your positive birth experience at our hospital continues during your initial days at home. One of our nurses, working under the direction of your pediatrician and obstetrician or midwife, will come to your home after the birth to check on you and your baby. They will answer any questions you may have about caring for yourself and baby, including baby's bath, feeding, sterilization techniques and postnatal changes.