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A new environment greets you when you enter the Maternal/Chitd Health Unit at Culpeper Memorial Hospital. Thanks to the Auxiliary’s Lights of Love * program this year, the unit has undergone a beautiful transformation. Carpet and wallpaper In soft colors have created a new atmosphere that delights mothers and their families.
With a 17% increase in admissions In 1985, more and more expectant parents are finding that our familycentered care offers several options for the births of their babies.
Expectant couples who want to learn about the birth process, pre- and post-natal care, and newborn care may attend the prenatal education classes. For couples who want to participate in the birth of their child, there are Lamaze classes.
For the birth of your baby, you may use our beautiful birthing room for labor, delivery, and recovery In one comfortable location.
Assisting while you are at CMH is a skilled professional staff who work with your obstetrician to provide excellent obstetric care with modern technology and equipment.
After your baby is born, CMH encourages family bonding with unlimited visiting hours for fathers and liberal hours for brothers and sisters. Before you and your baby leave the hospital, new parents are guests of CMH at a candlelight gourmet dinner in the Stork Club. This is our way of extending our best wishes to you on the birth of your baby.
For more information on our Maternal/Child Health program, please call the department at 825-2811, or from Orange, 672-4322.
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