Grand View Health Visitor Policy: Updated January 22, 2024.
Grand View Health Visitor Policy: Updated January 22, 2024.
There are times when delivering a baby isn’t as simple as you’d hoped. When this happens, it’s important to know that Grand View Hospital has the Level II Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) to manage expected and unexpected complications.
Equipped with the latest technology, our six-bed Level II NICU is equipped to care for babies born as early as 32 weeks gestation or babies with unexpected medical complications, close to home.
Staffed by physicians from the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, the NICU team collaborates to ensure your baby receives the very best care.
To help ease any feelings you have about being separated from your baby, the NICU is outfitted with the BabyView. This secure web-based camera system that allows you to check in on your baby when you can’t be there.
Our Maternal-Fetal Medicine program provides care for women with both normal and complicated pregnancy situations, such as multiples pregnancies, gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, advanced maternal age and other risk factors. We will work closely with your OB/GYN to ensure your pregnancy is safe for you and your baby.
Please note that you will need a physician’s order or prescription from your obstetrician/gynecologist to receive maternal-fetal medicine services.
Our comprehensive maternal-fetal consultation services include the following evaluations:
Our genetic counseling services include:
Take comfort in knowing that through Grand View Health you have access to leading-edge diagnostics, procedures, screenings and tests including:
When you learn that your newborn needs care inside a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), you want to watch over them 24/7. The BabyView cameras inside Grand View Health’s NICU allow you to do just that.
BabyView is a secure, web-based camera system that lets parents and pre-approved family members see their baby through any internet-connected device at any time, day or night. The web cameras sit above the infant’s bassinet, giving family members a bird’s-eye view of their newborn even when they can’t physically be in the hospital.
“Being separated from your newborn for days or weeks at a time is very stressful for families, especially when parents are recovering from childbirth and managing the needs of children and family members at home,” says Kathy Peca, Director of Maternity at Grand View Health’s Birth and Family Center. “BabyView helps parents ease those stressful feelings.”
Grand View Health’s six-bed Level II NICU is specially designed to care for babies born as early as 32 weeks gestation or babies with unexpected medical complications.
The NICU team also includes international board-certified lactation consultants, nurses, pharmacists and social workers — all dedicated to supporting parents and helping newborns thrive.
The BabyView cameras inside the NICU are made possible through the generosity of the Lily’s Hope Foundation and American Heritage Credit Union.