Our Services
- Behavioral Health Services
- Bioethics Program
- Children’s Counseling Center
- Community Clinics
- Emergency & Trauma Services
- Heart and Vascular Center
- Health & Workplace Safety
- Imaging Services
- Industrial & Occupational Medicine
- Intensive Care/Critical Care Unit
- Outreach Programs
- Pastoral and Spiritual Care Services
- Radiation Oncology
- Rehabilitation Services
- Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF)
- Sweet Beginnings in Our Family Life Center
- Wound Care Center
Going Home
In the coming days and weeks after your delivery, there are many things to do and think about to help assure the well-being and comfort of you and your baby.
Leaving the Hospital
When the time comes for you and your baby to go home, your transportation should be available to pick you up at 11 a.m. Before your departure your nurse will provide you with instructions regarding follow-up care for you and your baby. Be sure to ask your nurse any questions you may have.
Car Seat Safety
Before you leave the hospital you must have an appropriate infant car seat for your child. California State Law requires that a child be buckled in a federally approved child safety seat until the child is four years old and weighs 40 pounds. Remember, never place your baby in the front seat.
Follow-up Appointments
Arrange a follow-up appointment for your baby with your pediatrician as soon as you arrive home.- Arrange for a follow-up appointment for you with your doctor as soon as you arrive home.
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