Congratulations, you're going to be a mom and dad!

 

Now, how are you going to best support your new bundle of joy who will be arriving soon or already here? Equally important, how is mom? The one who's tired, sleep deprived from going through the last month of carrying a baby that seemed to play kickball and let's find bladder in the middle of the night. Plus, let's not mention the hours of pushing and labor pains of delivery. 

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For months, mom has watched what she ate - mostly (hey, a girl needs a chocolate or two). Her feet are swollen with the sudden loss of the ability to tie and wear certain shoes. She's perfected her quick waddle to the bathroom, so her bladder doesn't explode. After months of carrying a child, you're now thinking about how best to take care of the newborn, while also keeping your sanity and good health. 

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While your pediatrician focuses on baby's physical health care, our 10-point signature SocioMaternal CNS HELPS (Home Evaluation & Learning Postpartum Service) maternity nurses mainly focuses on mom's after delivery recovery, while also helping mom and dad work out how to best care of your newborn until baby turns 12 months. 

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*Note: Patient direct referrals from healthcare providers are prioritized 1st! All of our healthcare providers delivering care are licensed nurses or physicians.