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Having A Baby

Women and Infants Center

HSHS St. Vincent Hospital's Women and Infants Center is the birthing center for one of life's most precious events... welcoming your precious newborn into the world.

Here, providers and staff have gone through extensive training to become nationally certified by the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative. As Green Bay’s only baby-friendly hospital, inside the maternity suites at HSHS St. Vincent Hospital you will be cared for by the area’s baby experts.

To pre-register for your hospital stay call 920-433-8703.

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Breastfeeding Services

Designated Baby Friendly for You!

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Car Seat Safety

Seat Safety Guidelines

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Classes

Prenatal Basics

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Designated Baby Friendly Hospital

Baby Friendly USA awarded the certification after a rigorous on-site survey.

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Baby-Friendly Hospital

At baby-friendly hospitals, you and your family receive advanced medical care and the best hospital delivery options in a warm, soothing and inviting environment. After delivery, you and your baby will be visited and checked up on daily, nursing staff can help you learn how to care for your baby and prepare you for your return home, and lactation specialists can help you with your best option for feeding baby. Learn more about what it means to be a baby-friendly designated hospital.

Women and Infant Center Features

State of the art security system (HUGS) with a locked unit for you and your baby’s safety
Spacious two-room suites
Single-room maternity care so you don’t have to move rooms
NICU attached to the birthing unit, for high-risk mothers and newborns
Operating room suites inside the birthing unit for C-sections

Pain and anxiety management
- Holistic methods, such as birthing balls and water therapy
- Medical management, such as epidurals and anesthesiology 24/7
- Nitrous oxide
Baby-Friendly designated facility
- Skin-to-skin contact with baby immediately following delivery
- “Rooming-in” to allow baby and mom to bond
- Breastfeeding support
- Lactation specialists available 7 days a week

Updated bathrooms and delivery rooms provide a home-like atmosphere
Open visitation policy—dads may choose to stay overnight
Warm, friendly and experienced nursing staff provide individualized care
Laboring tub
Free WiFi
Modern family lounges

Specialty order meals delivered to you on your request
Complimentary snacks and welcome gift
Specialty coffee and pastry shop on site
Family celebration meal
Valet parking
Gift shop onsite
Birthing classes
Aromatherapy essential oils
Milk depot and dispensary

Two-Room Suites

Private, spacious and comfortable.

St. Vincent's Women and Infants Center features Green Bay’s only two-room suites with exclusive amenities that cater to mothers, newborns and families. Here, spacious rooms feature home-like comforts, soothing touches and the latest medical equipment to make all the difference.

“Suite” features

A private spa inspired bathroom with a walk-in shower that features a rainfall showerhead
A spacious layout with twice as much space as previous post-partum rooms
A “family and friends” gathering space with glass door partisan, a second TV, microwave, refrigerator, table and chairs, and a child play space
A dedicated space for newborn exams, with adjustable natural lighting
Built in sound system that works with your mobile device, so you can you play your own music during delivery

Visiting Policy

Visiting Hours are 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Only the support person, plus two other visitors, are allowed in the room at the time of delivery. Only hospital staff are allowed to exit or enter the delivery room.
There is a maximum of four visitors, in addition to the support person, allowed on the Women and Infants Center unit at one time. There is an additional waiting area on the second floor (main lobby), if needed.
Visitors MUST obtain a visitor's badge at the front desk before entering the unit. Badges must be visible at all times.
One adult visitor (over the age of 18) will be allowed to stay overnight on the unit.
No children under the age of 12 are allowed on the unit unless they are a brother or sister of the infant.
Visitors may be limited, if necessary, to ensure the health of the mother and her infant.

Having A Baby

You’re in good hands, with our baby experts.

And, should your baby need special care, HSHS St. Vincent Children’s Hospital’s level III NICU (Newborn Intensive Care Unit) is just steps away from the birthing center – offering 24-hour care for high risk mothers and newborns by our highly experienced and board-certified neonatologists.