Birth & Women's Health Center

Information gathered January, 2001 (thank you Angie!)

GENERAL

Address: 2595 N. Wyatt Drive, Tucson, AZ
Main phone #:520-795-9911
L&D phone #: -
Directions from a major freeway/street: Take Grant Road East. Take a left on Wyatt (located between Swan and Craycroft on Grant). Go over three speed bumps and turn left into the birth center.
Parking information (where do you park? are there any parking fees?): In front of building
L&D location (floor, how to get there from parking lot): Entrance for laboring women is in the rear, ring bell for admission if door is locked.

ANEMITIES

What kind of rooms? (L&D, LDRP..) LDRP
Cafeteria hours/what is their food like:You bring your own, they have a full kitchen including bread machine.
Refreshments available at L&D: (juice? coffee? snacks?) They stock some juices and crackers, but they prefer you bring your own.
Microwave available? yes
TV/VCR/CD available? TV/VCR/CD player in each room
Showers/Tubs/Jacuzzis in rooms? On floor? waterbirth available? Showers and tubs available...waterbirth is also available.
Telemetry units available? waterproof telemetry?yes..including waterbirth telemetry units
Birth Balls provided? Yes
Birthing stools available? Yes
Does this hospital have a doula program? No
What level of nursery does it have? Level 1
Can newborn assessments be done bedside? Yes
Is baby taken to nursery? if so, how soon and for how long? Rooming in is standard.
Can both partner and doula attend cesareans? Yes

POLICIES

Eating/drinking in labor? Yes, it's allowed
Fetal monitoring? As needed via dopper...no strips.
IV/heplock: Not usually required unless mom becomes dehydrated.
Walking after rupture of membranes? Encouraged
Pushing positions: Any

STATISTICS

Epidural rate -
VBAC rate - -
Cesarean rate - -
How many births a month/year are done here? Approximately 30 births a month
COMMENTS FROM DOULAS WHO HAVE ATTENDED THERE- "This is THE place to have a baby in Tucson. It's kind of like staying at a nice hotel and Doulas are encouraged to attend."

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