Kaiser Permanente Offers Top-Notch Maternity Care
“We deliver more than 100,000 babies a year, yet we recognize that each family’s experience is unique,” said Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer Patrick Courneya, MD. “We strive to meet their needs every step of the way — from the point when they first start thinking about having a baby to delivery and beyond.”
Members seeking maternity care experience the best of Kaiser Permanente’s coordinated approach:
- Mothers and babies receive care from highly skilled care teams including obstetricians, neonatologists, anesthesiologists, midwives, nurses, pediatricians, social workers and lactation consultants.
- Our integrated care system and electronic health record enable us to provide high-quality, coordinated care before, during and after the birth of a child.
- Prenatal classes help moms and dads prepare for every aspect of parenting — from pregnancy and childbirth to breastfeeding and infant care.
- More than 70 percent of babies born at Kaiser Permanente hospitals are breastfed, compared to 49 percent nationwide, according to America’s Hospitals: Improving Quality and Safety, The Joint Commission’s Annual Report 2015. That’s one of the best things moms can do to keep their babies healthy.
- Fifteen of our hospitals and eight of our affiliated hospitals have earned Baby-Friendly® designation from the global Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative.
“Our highly skilled clinical teams work to ensure the best possible experience and outcome for the baby and mother,” said Michael Kanter, MD, chief quality officer for the Permanente Federation. “We work proactively to deliver the safest and most reliable care, and when needed, we have the expertise and systems in place to respond quickly to urgent situations.”
We speak baby
The newest television ad in the Thrive advertising campaign captures the parenthood journey at Kaiser Permanente. Named “Rob & Carol,” the commercial follows a first-time mom and dad as they encounter everything from sonograms to breast pumps — and finally cradle their newborn child. The ad debuts today and will air in both English and Spanish.
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