Welcome to Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth. You're in good company. More than 3000 babies are born here every year. "It is because of the true quality care," says Amy Hailey, Director of Women & Infants Health at Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth. "The emphasis on patient safety and quality; the teamwork that we provide for any type of patient, whether she be high risk, low risk, high risk baby, normal newborn, I feel that myself and my staff come to work every day to do the best that we can do to give high quality care to our patients." When you arrive, you may choose to use valet parking, or self-park. Enter the facility through the main hospital entrance and continue down the corridor toward the Bloxom Tower. Maternal Observation is located on the first floor of the Bloxom Tower. "It's not uncommon for moms to make several trips to the maternal observation unit, especially first time moms, not knowing what to expect, not clearly knowing what changes are going on in the body," says Becky Law, the hospital's Manager of Lactation & Childbirth Education. "Once it's determined that she's in true labor, she will be transferred to the labor and delivery suites and then she will have one-on-one care with the nurse there." The Labor and Delivery suites have been designed to keep you comfortable. The room is equipped with all the clinical tools necessary for your delivery. And you'll find a nursing staff that understands your needs. "We have the ...
Saturday, 2 February 2013
Virtual Maternity Tour at Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth
Virtual Maternity Tour at Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth Video Clips. Duration : 4.60 Mins.
Welcome to Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth. You're in good company. More than 3000 babies are born here every year. "It is because of the true quality care," says Amy Hailey, Director of Women & Infants Health at Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth. "The emphasis on patient safety and quality; the teamwork that we provide for any type of patient, whether she be high risk, low risk, high risk baby, normal newborn, I feel that myself and my staff come to work every day to do the best that we can do to give high quality care to our patients." When you arrive, you may choose to use valet parking, or self-park. Enter the facility through the main hospital entrance and continue down the corridor toward the Bloxom Tower. Maternal Observation is located on the first floor of the Bloxom Tower. "It's not uncommon for moms to make several trips to the maternal observation unit, especially first time moms, not knowing what to expect, not clearly knowing what changes are going on in the body," says Becky Law, the hospital's Manager of Lactation & Childbirth Education. "Once it's determined that she's in true labor, she will be transferred to the labor and delivery suites and then she will have one-on-one care with the nurse there." The Labor and Delivery suites have been designed to keep you comfortable. The room is equipped with all the clinical tools necessary for your delivery. And you'll find a nursing staff that understands your needs. "We have the ...
Welcome to Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth. You're in good company. More than 3000 babies are born here every year. "It is because of the true quality care," says Amy Hailey, Director of Women & Infants Health at Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth. "The emphasis on patient safety and quality; the teamwork that we provide for any type of patient, whether she be high risk, low risk, high risk baby, normal newborn, I feel that myself and my staff come to work every day to do the best that we can do to give high quality care to our patients." When you arrive, you may choose to use valet parking, or self-park. Enter the facility through the main hospital entrance and continue down the corridor toward the Bloxom Tower. Maternal Observation is located on the first floor of the Bloxom Tower. "It's not uncommon for moms to make several trips to the maternal observation unit, especially first time moms, not knowing what to expect, not clearly knowing what changes are going on in the body," says Becky Law, the hospital's Manager of Lactation & Childbirth Education. "Once it's determined that she's in true labor, she will be transferred to the labor and delivery suites and then she will have one-on-one care with the nurse there." The Labor and Delivery suites have been designed to keep you comfortable. The room is equipped with all the clinical tools necessary for your delivery. And you'll find a nursing staff that understands your needs. "We have the ...
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