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Mercy San Juan Medical Center is a recognized leader in obstetrics care in the greater Sacramento area, with more than 3,500 babies born here each year. Our accompanying Neonatal Intensive Care Unit has a
10-year record of being ranked among the nation's top 10% in caring for seriously ill or premature infants. For babies weighing just 1 to 3 pounds, Mercy San Juan ranks in the nation's top 3% for survival.
Learn about the
OB/GYN doctors affiliated with Mercy San Juan.
Home-style Birthing Suites
Decorated in warm, relaxing tones, these suites allow you to experience labor, delivery and recovery in the comfort of one spacious and private room. There are even sleeping accommodations for a partner. Rooms are equipped with the latest technology needed to accommodate any birth and, should the need arise, cesarean delivery suites are also available.
Taking the extra step
Mercy hospitals are unique when it comes time for your baby to enter the world. At every delivery, an additional nurse and respiratory therapist are present just in case your baby needs a little help adjusting to his or her new world.
Taking Care of Your Baby and Yourself
For more information about what to expect during your hospital stay, postpartum care and taking care of your newborn, read "Taking Care of Your Baby and Yourself," a booklet developed by Mercy Women's Center to help answer many commonly asked questions. In addition, they've put together a special Resource List with contact information for important local agencies, support groups and more.
Infant Developmental Clinic
Mercy San Juan has developed a program to monitor the development of infants who experience a premature or complicated birth. The Infant Developmental Clinic is designed to identify developmental problems early, minimizing their impact on the child through early intervention.
Bring Baby Home Safely
Mercy San Juan offers free car seat safety checks through out SAFE KIDS campaign.
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The Parent Review, a weekly pregnancy and child development e-mail
As an expectant parent, you're faced with a sometimes overwhelming array of pregnancy and parenting information - from books and magazines, to television and the well-meaning advice of friends and family. It's difficult to know how to sort it all out. Now, obstetric patients at Mercy San Juan Medical Center have a trusted resource to help guide them through pregnancy, labor and delivery, as well as the first year of their baby's life - Mercy's weekly parenting e-mail, The Parent Review.
This free weekly service for expectant and new parents includes customized information, news and resources, plus announcements from our parent education staff, access to hospital classes and tour information - all delivered to your e-mail Inbox. Most importantly, The Parent Review allows our hospital team to develop a richer, more supportive relationship with our patients - you!
When you register for The Parent Review, you'll receive information that's tailored to your personal week of pregnancy through the first year after the birth of your child. Sign up today!
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