Built in 2007, the James E. Bell Jr., MD Women and Infants Pavilion is a $23.6 million, 18,000-square-foot facility dedicated to women and babies. It features 24 beautifully appointed, spacious inpatient rooms with modern room design and furniture selected for optimum comfort and in-room treatment/examinations.
Additionally, the nursery system includes four separate nurseries
meeting Level II Nursery certification to treat high-risk newborns,
including both an admission nursery for babies needing more intensive
assistance and a continuing care nursery for high-risk babies who need
to stay at Tuomey for an extended period of time.
The Bell Women and Infants Pavilion also features high-risk
incubators and completely customizable baby stations; a bereavement
room; four antepartum rooms; breastfeeding rooms; wrist and ankle
monitors for both mother and baby; an education nurse and lactation
consultant; and nurses trained in car seat safety, infant/child CPR and
more.