High-Quality, Compassionate Care to Welcome Your New Baby
Antelope Valley Medical Center welcomes nearly 4,000 babies every year
born in our Labor and Delivery Unit, a spacious and modern facility located
in the Women and Infants Pavilion (WIP) on our hospital campus. The WIP
offers an inviting environment where families can experience birth with
the right blend of comfort, technology, and care from experienced medical
professionals to support you and your family.
To schedule a tour of the Women and Infants Pavilion call (661) 726-6210,
Monday through Friday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Baby’s siblings are encouraged to visit the new baby, except when
respiratory restrictions are in place. Anyone who is sick or has symptoms
of respiratory infection should not visit the Women and Infants Pavilion
to protect babies from infection. Please review the hospital's
visitor policy prior to your visit.
Couplet Care/Family-Centered Care
Couplet care places healthy newborns in the same room with their mothers
until discharge. Our couplet care rooms include extra sleeping accommodations
for the person the mother chooses to support her while in the hospital.
Quality, compassionate care is our number one priority. We are a Baby-Friendly
Designated Hospital, which supports breastfeeding and mother-baby bonding.
The hospital provides 24/7 International Board Certified Lactation Consultant
(IBCLC) nurse coverage, a dedicated Education & Breastfeeding Center,
and works collaboratively across departments to serve all lactating families.
Comprehensive Perinatal Services Program (CPSP)
CPSP is a state-wide program that provides enhanced reimbursement for a
wide range of services to Medi-Cal eligible pregnant and postpartum women.
The CPSP model was founded on the belief that pregnancy and birth outcomes
improve when routine obstetric care (prenatal, delivery, and postpartum
care) is integrated with specific nutrition, health education, and psychosocial services.
Services included in the CPSP program include assessments, reassessments,
treatment, interventions in:
Obstetrics and individual case coordination
Nutrition
Health education
Psychosocial services
Perinatal and parenting education and Vitamin/mineral supplements
Referrals to WIC, genetic screening, dental care, family planning and pediatric care
