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English Maternity Tour - Memorial Campus

We're honored to be part of your journey to parenthood!

Join us for a guided tour of our Labor & Delivery and Postpartum units at Memorial Campus. This 30?60 minute visit is designed to help you feel confident and prepared as you get ready to welcome your little one. During the tour, you?ll learn what to expect during your hospital stay whether you're planning for a vaginal or cesarean delivery. We'll cover what to bring for both mom and baby, review our current visitation policy, and answer any questions you may have.

Please note the following before registering for this tour:

1. Register only the expectant mother.
There is no need to register multiple times to add guests one registration is sufficient. Each mom may bring 1-2 guests. While we do not offer childcare, children are welcome as long as they are supervised by an adult at all times.

2. On the day of your tour: Meet us outside the Labor & Delivery Unit on the 2nd floor. Free parking is available in the back of the hospital in Visitor Parking Lot C.

Additional Details:
Tours are free of charge
Offered in English and Spanish
For questions or special requests, feel free to call or text us at 915-525-7502

Class full? If your preferred tour date is full, please call or text us at 915-525-7502 to inquire about availability or to be added to our waitlist

Please fill out the form below to register.

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