In our hospital, the priority from the moment of birth onwards, is to help build the closest possible bond between parents and child. Rooming-in has been standard practice at our hospital for a long time, with babies and fathers able to share a single or family room with the mother. A baby-changing table is provided in every room.
Take a look at our maternity ward with our video tour.

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Services

Newborn medicine

Pediatricians and nursing staff care for you and your baby. Valuable advice and video guide for parents “Baby's first days”

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Health checks for your baby

Blood test, ultrasound hip check, hearing test (also available after discharge from the hospital)

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Postnatal care

Support and, if needed, pain management, promotion of mother-baby bonding, early postnatal exercises, etc.

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Rehabilitation exercises

Weekly group sessions, from 3 weeks after vaginal birth and 6 weeks after Cesarian section

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Collecting umbilical cord blood

For stem cell storage, registration with the stem cell bank by you personally

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Follow-up care at home

Support by a midwife in caring for newborns

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Baby photography

We work exclusively with the professional photographers from “Endlich da”.

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Visiting

During the coronavirus pandemic and its lockdown periods, visitors were strictly forbidden and we found that women recovered much more quickly after childbirth, and experienced significantly fewer difficulties with breastfeeding. This was also reflected in the feedback from new mothers – families found the quiet and calm atmosphere in the postnatal period was a very positive experience.

Consequently we recommend that you avoid additional visitors during the first 48 hours after your baby is born: enjoy this intensive, formative time together, just the three of you, and focus on bonding closely with your newborn baby.

 Visitors and relatives
Your hospital stay
Rooms
Catering