Preparing for your new baby is an exciting, yet sometimes anxious time. We are here to provide support and direction through the uncertainties. You can register online for an in-person hospital tour or watch this video tour of our birthing center to help ease your mind during labor and delivery.
Women & 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, you and your precious newborn will be cared for by the area’s most advanced maternal care team and baby experts. That care includes the most comprehensive program in the area with Green Bay’s only children’s hospital and nationally designated Baby-Friendly hospital, a level 3 NICU, Prevea’s compassionate team of women’s care providers and a Maternal Fetal Medicine Center. In the event of the unexpected, know that our high-risk pregnancy and NICU teams are ready with the expertise and experience to overcome any challenges.
- To pre-register for your hospital stay call 920-433-8703 .
- To sign up for an in-person tour or online childbirth education class, click here.
- To read the latest visitor restriction guidelines, please click here.
Hospital Video Tour
About the Women and Infants Center
- 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
Two room suites
Available on a first come, first serve basis. 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. Click here to watch a video tour.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.
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.
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.
- Skin-to-skin contact with baby immediately following delivery
- “Rooming-in” to allow baby and mom to bond
- Breastfeeding support
- Lactation specialists available
Your nurses have gone through advanced training and experience, and will teach you how to care for baby, as we recognize that is an important part of your hospital stay. Your nurse can help with limiting daytime interruptions and phone calls if you’d like, so that you can rest during the day when your baby sleeps.
You are also welcome to invite family or a support person to stay with you while you are in the hospital, as you may find them helpful.
You are also welcome to invite family or a support person to stay with you while you are in the hospital, as you may find them helpful.
Visitor restrictions are currently in place for the safety of our patients and colleagues. To read the latest visitor restriction guidelines, please click here.
- State of the art security system (HUGS) for you and your baby’s safety
- Spacious two-room suites, available on a first come first serve basis
- 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
- Updated bathrooms and delivery rooms provide a home-like atmosphere
- Dad/Support person may choose to stay overnight.
- Warm, friendly and experienced nursing staff provide individualized care
- Free WiFi
- Modern family lounges
- Specialty order meals delivered to you on your request
- Complimentary snacks and welcome gift
- Celebration meal
- Valet parking
- Gift shop onsite
- Online birthing classes
- Milk depot and dispensary
Milk Depot and Dispensary
The Women and Infants Center at HSHS St. Vincent Hospital is proud to offer a breast milk dispensary and depot in Green Bay where you can safely buy local breast milk from an accredited milk bank or donate breast milk.
As the only dispensary in Northeast Wisconsin, and the third dispensary in the state, we partner with Mothers’ Milk Bank of the Western Great Lakes to ensure the safety of pasteurized breast milk through screening, processing and dispensing guidelines established by the Human Milk Banking Association of North America (HMBANA).
How to Donate Milk to the Depot
If you have extra breast milk and you’re interested in donating your milk or just want to learn more, visit www.milkbankwgl.org/donate-milk to find out where and how to safely donate your breast milk.
Order Donor Milk
If you have gone through surrogacy or adoption, or have low milk supply, and you’re interested in buying breast milk from a milk bank, call the Women and Infants Center at 920-433-8300. We’ll walk you through the process of how and where to get breast milk.