Specialized Support for Life’s Earliest Moments
Your baby’s health is our highest priority. Babies who are born premature or with medical issues receive expert care at St. Luke’s Newborn Intensive Care Units (NICUs), where our board certified neonatologists, neonatal nurse practitioners, and dedicated nurses are here for you and your baby—anytime, day and night.
Care is also supported by a wide variety of additional experts including pediatric specialty physicians in areas such as cardiology, neurology, nephrology, and genetics; dietitians to manage nutrition; respiratory therapists to assist with breathing concerns; speech-language pathologists to address swallowing issues; physical and occupational therapists to care for muscle and skill development; and pharmacists to monitor medications. You'll also have access to supportive services through our care coordination, social work and spiritual care teams. Together, our entire team is committed to ensuring your baby gets the best start in life.
Related Programs and Resources
NICU Family Advisory Council
Parents and family members with NICU experience at St. Luke’s often want to support others—these caring individuals make up our Family Advisory Council.
Human Milk Donation Centers
St. Luke’s offers convenient drop-off sites for breast milk donation, making it easy to give this valuable gift. These centers serve as a bridge between donors and community milk banks.
Breastfeeding Resources
Lactation specialists and nurses are available every day in our mother and baby care units to help you get started and answer any questions.
