NICU
The neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) provides critical care to newborns who are ill or premature. Many factors may lead to a newborn being admitted to the NICU, including low birth weight or complications during delivery. The NICU staff works closely with parents to develop a treatment plan for their newborn.
Our neonatal care program
Our Level II NICU is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and staffed by highly trained neonatologists and other skilled medical professionals.
Features of our NICU
We offer our tiniest patients and their families the following specialized amenities:
- 12 Level II NICU beds
- An overnight "nesting room" for families transitioning to taking their baby home (allowing parents to practice caring for their babies in a soothing, home-like environment before they leave the hospital)
- Family-friendly environment
- Free Wi-Fi
- Guided breastfeeding
- Maternity photography (for a fee)
- Recliners to promote bonding and skin-to-skin ("kangaroo") care
- Social worker dedicated to NICU babies and their families
- Secure NICU live video streaming
Secure NICU live video streaming
With our secure video streaming system, parents of NICU infants can watch their baby in real-time, even when they are away. An unobtrusive camera, which is connected to the internet, is mounted closely to the newborn's bed, delivering streamed video images around the clock. Our live streaming is only accessible to specified users with passwords issued by our NICU.
Other advantages of our NICU live video streaming service include:
- Designed for use by family and relatives of all ages and in all locations
- Simple, secure sign-in access (no software downloads)
- 24/7 customer and technical support team available
Family-centered neonatal care
Our goal is to support your baby with family-centered care. This has been associated with numerous benefits, including:
- Better mental health outcomes
- Decreased length of hospital stay
- Enhanced parent-infant attachment and bonding
- Greater patient and family satisfaction
- Improved well-being of preterm infants
Obstetrics and NICU at Trinity Hospital
NICU at Trinity Hospital
If you are having orthopedic surgery, join us for a pre-surgery class. We want you to feel comfortable before your upcoming procedure and have all your questions answered. Our nursing team and physical therapists will prepare you and your family or support person for your surgical experience and recovery process. Come and get your questions answered.
If you are having orthopedic surgery, join us for a pre-surgery class. We want you to feel comfortable before your upcoming procedure and have all your questions answered. Our nursing team and physical therapists will prepare you and your family or support person for your surgical experience and recovery process. Come and get your questions answered.
If you are having orthopedic surgery, join us for a pre-surgery class. We want you to feel comfortable before your upcoming procedure and have all your questions answered. Our nursing team and physical therapists will prepare you and your family or support person for your surgical experience and recovery process. Come and get your questions answered.