We Deliver the Most Babies of Any Regional Hospitals

It’s true that TriHealth delivers more babies each year than any other regional hospital, but we deliver more than just babies. Whether you’re a first- time mom or growing your family, TriHealth promises patient-centered care focused on you, your baby and your birth plan. Our OB-GYN physicians offer comprehensive maternity care, but we also provide care for women seeking services including

• Midwifery
• Natural childbirth
• High-risk pregnancy care 

TriHealth provides specialists, including more than 100 physicians and midwives, and state-of-the-art facilities, nationally recognized for getting women’s health care right.

TriHealth maternity services are available at 3 conveniently located hospitals:

• Good Samaritan Hospital
• Bethesda North Hospital
• McCullough- Hyde Memorial Hospital

McCullough-Hyde Memorial Hospital obstetrics services offers a comprehensive array of high-quality obstetrics services and very personal care to assure a positive, comfortable experience. These include Labor-Delivery-Recovery rooms to provide a home like atmosphere. Following your delivery, you will have a private room. There, you will have the option of having your newborn by your bedside or in the nursery.

Visitors

• Visitation Hours for Postpartum, GYN and antepartum patients: noon (12 p.m.) to 8 p.m.
• During the labor, delivery and recovery process the patient may have one designated support person, and 2 additional visitors. This may be adjusted to provide quality of care and safety to both mother and infant.
• There are no children allowed in the Labor unit. In the postpartum unit, we welcome family and friends to support the new family with no limit to number of visitors.
• Visiting periods are based upon individual patient preferences with consideration for privacy, safety, and protection of mothers and newborns.
• Visiting guidelines may be altered at any time due to illness trends in the community (i.e., RSV/Flu Season).
• Visitation during the postpartum stay may be determined in order to provide quality care to both mother and infant. This may be decided and altered by mom and/or any member of the health care team at any time.

Contact information

For more information, please call the obstetrics department at (513) 524-5477.