Labor and Delivery Virtual Tour: Durham Regional Hospital
Welcome to The Birth Place at Durham Regional Hospital. Every year we deliver more than 2,000 babies. We look forward to welcoming your little one into the world!
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When you arrive at the hospital to give birth, you will need to register. You can do so at our Patient Registration area on the second floor of the hospital or by entering through our Emergency Department.
Patient Registration is open from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Emergency Department is open 24 hours a day.
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For your comfort and safety, no more than three people are allowed in the birthing room at one time.
Other family members and friends are welcome to relax in our comfortable, newly renovated waiting area located near the elevators.
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Our comfortable delivery suites allow you to deliver your baby in a cozy, home-like atmosphere, with necessary medical equipment hidden behind wood paneling and furniture until needed.
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Four of our delivery suites have whirlpool tubs for relaxation during labor.
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Durham Regional has two dedicated operating rooms for C-sections within the Labor and Delivery unit.
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After the birth of your baby, the two of you will be moved to one of our Mother/Baby rooms on The Birth Place. We help to foster a family experience by supporting rooming-in for your new baby.
Rooming-in allows you to better understand your baby and get bonding off to a terrific start. A respite nursery is available for moms who are physically unable to care for their little ones, or just need a few hours to nap.
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Should your baby arrive a little ahead of schedule, The Birth Place has an 18-bed level II Special Care Nursery staffed by Duke Neonatologists.
This nursery provides care for at-risk, acutely ill, and convalescing infants as early as 32 weeks of gestation.
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The Birth Place at Durham Regional Hospital has an expert staff of community obstetricians, Duke Obstetricians, neonatologists and midwives, and some of the most experienced nurses around.
Many of our nurses have worked in The Birth Place for more than 10 years.
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Discharge from the hospital is a new beginning for you and your family.
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